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At the end of every year in Japan, various traditions are dusted off and trotted out, traditions calculated to ensure that the coming year is a good one. One of those traditions is to complete a ...

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From drag shows in Shinjuku Ni-chome to hotel parties and techno raves, here’s how to spend New Year’s Eve in Tokyo.

A pop-up shop called Hidden in Tokyo is letting shoppers pay $7, for a chance to steal as much merchandise as they can, with ...

In Japan, the lines between sidewalks and bike lanes are often blurred—literally. With pedestrians and cyclists sharing space, especially in busy cities, the result can be both efficient and chaotic.

The well-known residence resembles a bright-yellow domino, with its narrowest side measuring just under 2 feet wide. Its ...