From Shibuya to Shinjuku, Tokyo's tech firms are betting billions on artificial intelligence—but questions about job losses, bias, and accountability are catching up.
A decade of demographic shifts and grassroots activism has reshaped how Tokyo's central ward approaches elderly welfare, offering lessons for Japan's aging future.
From morning walks along the Imperial Palace moat to evening tea rituals in Shibuya, locals share the simple practices keeping them calm in one of the world's fastest-paced cities.
As Tokyo implements ambitious environmental targets, residents in Shibuya, Shinjuku and beyond are discovering how local sustainability projects directly affect their wallets, air quality and community spaces.
From Yoyogi's creative commons to Rikugien's quiet contemplation, Tokyo's green spaces reveal the distinct character and community bonds that define each district.
Rising construction costs and competition from investors are reshaping the entry-level market—here's what aspiring homeowners need to know before making their move.
As global tech talent spreads across Japan's capital, coworking operators and founders are moving beyond hot desks to create hybrid ecosystems that reflect how teams actually operate in 2026.
Three decades of transformation in Shibuya, Shinjuku and beyond reveal how Japan's capital learned to survive—and thrive—through seismic shifts in how we consume live entertainment.
From Shimokitazawa's intimate venues to Roppongi's cutting-edge spaces, a new generation of artists, curators and organisers are using summer festivals to challenge convention and redefine what Japanese culture means in 2026.
