Highly infectious, measles causes high fever and rash and can be fatal in severe cases. The Japanese government is urging the public to get vaccinated.
Richard Wagner's classic opera Tristan und Isolde runs for six nights to March 29 in Tokyo. Conductor Kazushi Ono talks about his life and latest production.
The life and photographic career of Takuma Nakahira (1938-2015) is the subject of an exhibition at the National Museum of Modern Art. On through Apil 7.
In an interview, Web 3.0 pioneer Sota Watanabe talks about blockchain, the future of the Internet, and why he looks forward to TMG's SusHi Tech Tokyo...
Immersive Fort Tokyo is Japan's first immersive theme park, inviting visitors to become part of stories that unfold dramatically through interactive theater.
Thirteen years after 3.11, Tokyo is reinforcing its disaster preparedness. We look at how the city is preventing floods and redeveloping coastal communities.
Kimono bolts and noren dyed using both traditional and innovative methods adorned the Myoshoji riverside, which has been the home of fabric dyers for centuries.
The exhibition at Hotel Gajoen showcases seven rooms presenting hundreds of hina dolls from different eras and themes, alongside traditional and modern art.
Japanese plum blossoms are currently in season until early March, blooming in varying shades of white and pink in gardens and shrine precincts across Tokyo.
Indulge in Japan's finest catch at Tokyo's seafood extravaganza with two top picks: the Maple Salmon rice bowl and the Jobanmono rice bowl with eight toppings.
Two alpacas enjoy their daily walk through the former geisha district, never failing to evoke smiles and curious second glances from amused passersby.
"We are thrilled to bring teamLab Borderless back to Tokyo, offering a renewed experience that pushes the boundaries of art and technology," —Toshiyuki Inoko