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15 travel features tagged “Cultural Activities”

Seeing Tokyo along the Yamanote Line

According to locals, stopping at each station along this commuter rail loop is the best way to get to know the Japanese capital.
Read more… 13 April 2012


Cruise ports of call: East Asia for history buffs

Visit Vietnam War tunnels and ancient Hong Kong villages, enjoy Chinese opera and explore Tokyo by bike.
Read more… 05 January 2012


The Passport blog

Drawing on experience: Tokyo

Have book and pen, will travel.
Read more… 29 November 2011


The Passport blog

Drawing on experience: Asia

Have book and pen, will travel.
Read more… 01 November 2011


Tokyo on a budget

Free activities abound in the capital of Japan, a country battling a radioactive and expensive reputation.
Read more… 27 October 2011


The Passport blog

Drawing on experience: Tokyo

Have book and pen, will travel.
Read more… 07 September 2011


The depachika of Tokyo

Each department store is crammed with shops carrying a dizzying array of high-quality groceries, perfect for a quick picnic lunch or a snack before hopping the train to the airport.
Read more… 17 September 2010


Shibuya: Tokyo's best night out

The towering department stores, music venues, dance clubs and all-you-can-eat dessert cafés cater to the city’s twenty-somethings.
Read more… 03 September 2010


A perfect day in Tokyo

The dense sprawl of Tokyo can be mind-blowing to the uninitiated, but think of it as spending 24 hours in an amalgamation of mini-cities.
Read more… 03 August 2010


Lonely Planet's top 10 places to shop in Tokyo

You can shop ’til you drop in Tokyo from the sprawling retail clusters around the busiest train stations to the abundance of smaller, more eccentric shops found on the backstreets.
Read more… 03 August 2010


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