Where to Stay in Osaka: Best Neighborhoods and Hotels
Japan’s third-largest city is compact enough to cross in half an hour, but its two centers pull in opposite directions: […]
Japan’s third-largest city is compact enough to cross in half an hour, but its two centers pull in opposite directions: […]
Kyoto looks compact on a map — a tidy grid tucked between mountains, a fraction of Tokyo’s size. Then you
Kyoto has roughly 1,600 temples. You’re only going to see a handful of them, and that’s completely fine — this
Kyoto has just two subway lines — that’s it — and between them they miss nearly every temple you flew
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Staying connected in Japan has a reputation for being complicated. It isn’t. These days it’s close to the easiest part
There’s more to do here than in any city I’ve been to, and it still sorts itself into a handful
Here’s the thing about Tokyo: the hotel matters far less than the neighborhood it sits in. Tokyo is enormous, bigger
Tokyo is the easiest enormous city on earth to fall in love with. The world’s largest metropolitan area, home to
Most first-timers arrive bracing for Japan’s trains to be the hard part. They’re the easy part, and the best part.
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