Find the best things to do in Tokyo, Japan! Tokyo Past 3 has up-to-date travel guides—from top attractions to hidden gems—to help you explore the city to your heart’s content.
Tucked away in the leafy suburbs of Chofu, Jindaiji is one of Tokyo’s best-kept secrets — a centuries-old temple town surrounded by soba shops, waterwheels, and quiet gardens. Discover temples, traditional cafés, and peaceful paths where Tokyo slows down to a whisper.
Ride Fukuoka’s Yatai Train — a subway wrapped in street food culture running from Nov 1–21, 2025 on the Airport and Hakozaki Lines.
Stepping into Jiyucho in Kuramae feels like entering a quiet pocket of time. It’s a place where you write a letter to your future self, seal it with wax, and then wait a whole year to receive it back in the mail. I visited over a year ago, wrote mine, and in June it finally arrived. The experience—both writing and receiving—was unexpectedly moving.
Nishi Chaya is Kanazawa’s quietest geisha district, offering Edo-period charm, cultural museums, and authentic experiences. From matcha in historic teahouses to rare geiko events, here’s how to make the most of your visit.
Discover Japan’s most stunning autumn foliage just a stone’s throw from the city. From Mount Fuji’s Instagram-worthy views to scenic railway rides through colorful valleys, these carefully selected day tours take the hassle out of planning while delivering unforgettable fall experiences. Find your perfect autumn adventure with options ranging from budget-friendly trips to luxury multi-day experiences.
Experience authentic Japanese culture in Tokyo with kimono workshops, geisha encounters, martial arts, and traditional crafts. Perfect for beginners.
35 essential food tips for first-time visitors to Japan—save money, avoid mistakes, and eat like a local from day one.
Step into the past at Cafe Okimoto—a fairy tale café in Kunitachi with garden views, antique decor, and heartfelt, homemade meals.
Step into the slower rhythms of Tokyo with Monzen-Nakacho’s temples, traditional eats, and nostalgic streets loved by locals.
Discover Kitakitsune Farm in Hokkaido, a peaceful fox sanctuary where Ezo red foxes roam free. From fluffy winter tails to surprise shoelace thefts, here’s what to expect when visiting this unique spot in Kitami City.
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