GREATER TOKYO

When you visit Kamakura, you can not only look like a samurai—you can also eat like one!

This stunning view will transport you to another world.

Non-verbal shows have proven to be a huge hit in Korea, attracting audiences of international visitors and even going on worldwide tours. Now Meijiza is bringing this accessible musical style to Tokyo!

Founded in 1900, this theater group is about being part of the Yokohama community.

Japan has a vast array of theatrical traditions, both ancient and modern. From kabuki to Broadway musicals, there's always something great to see!

If you're getting tired of JLPT textbooks, kanji apps and watching TV you don’t understand, why not think about using improv comedy to study the language?

This adorable, limited-time café at Tokyo Skytree is so full of Kirby-ness, it just might burst!

If you're on your way to the heights of Tokyo Skytree, take a moment to look into the depths of the ocean as well!