Asakusa, an area of Tokyo with a long history, is still brimming with tradition. It's a popular tourist spot with Tokyo's oldest Buddhist temple, Sensoji, drawing over 30 million visitors a year.

From taking part in traditions in Asakusa to getting lost in the playground that is Shinjuku, Tokyo is truly unique.

Asakusa is one of Tokyo’s biggest tourist draws. No event attracts more visitors than the Sanja Matsuri, a 700-year-old festival that draws 1.5 million people to the narrow streets of the old ...

Unique Local Markets Street food is another hallmark of Tokyo’s gastronomic allure. Wander through Nakamise Shopping Street ... Areas like Asakusa and the Imperial Palace grounds are bicycle ...

Tokyo Japan dazzling capital is an exciting metropolis where tradition and innovation come together in perfect harmony Whether youre a culture enthusiast a food lover a tech geek or an adventurer at h ...

The huge Sanja Matsuri festival featuring three portable “mikoshi” shrines returned on May 22 for the first time in three years to crowded streets in Tokyo’s Asakusa district and with some ...