Instead of a single monolithic CBD, Tokyo’s downtown has been reshaped into a mosaic of distinct downtown districts with ...

Kengo Kuma, the world-renowned Japanese architect, is famous for his designs that seamlessly blend tradition and modernity.

Inside, it’s filled with interactive exhibits, including science-based games and puzzles, adding an educational twist to this unusual design. The Fuji Television Building in Tokyo stands out ...

S pend enough time running errands and beating up thugs in the Like a Dragon (née Yakuza) series, and you'll likely be able to find your way around Tokyo's real-life red light di ...

Strolling through the halls of its numerous buildings ... that the Tokyo National Museum has to offer. Even some who admitted they aren't "museum people" enjoyed the variety of unique artifacts ...

With its wobbly lines and weird, wonderful ornamentation ... referencing the famed Spanish architect and the Tokyo area where Arimaston Building is located. Inspired by Japan's avant garde ...

The ultra-modern Tokyo International Forum, with its spaceship-like glass atrium, is a must-see, while Odaiba's futuristic buildings ... Prefer a more unique experience? Try an all-night ...

So what makes the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Tower special? It's free! The nearly 800-foot-tall building houses two observatories (North and South observatory) that are the highest vantage ...

The 240-meter Tokyo Midtown Yaesu building was completed in August in ... The athletics field is unique as it is outfitted with a retractable ceiling. At the flip of a switch, it takes three ...

On a main street in Tokyo’s posh ... Ltd. tends a very unusual “farm.” A roughly 60-square-meter hydroponic farm was installed on the 11th floor when the Itoya building was rebuilt in ...