When deciding on where to live in Tokyo, expats often look for areas that cater to their lifestyle, whether they’re moving alone or with family. In this article, we have taken some recent data in 2024 to decide which are the best areas to live in Tokyo for expats – whether you are deciding to…
Osaka, Japan’s third-largest city, offers a compelling blend of modern dynamism and rich cultural heritage. Known for its warm-hearted locals, Osaka has long been overshadowed by Tokyo and Kyoto, yet it stands out as a lively and more affordable alternative. Whether you’re a food lover, a history enthusiast, or just looking for a new adventure,…
Shinjuku’s got a bit of everything in Tokyo — it’s high on skyscrapers, rich in gardens, and yes, “Is Shinjuku safe?” you ask. Generally, it’s a yes. The place is pretty secure, so you can enjoy its charms with peace of mind. But, as with any bustling spot, keeping your street smarts in check, especially…
Horizontal poster for ‘The Luxury Japan.com’ with overlay text ‘Is 1 night enough at a Ryokan?’ The background features a traditional Japanese ryokan room with tatami flooring and shoji screens. A low wooden table holds a simple decorative arrangement with a vase containing green leaves, placed next to a cushion on the floor. The poster has a modern and elegant design with a large, bold question in red font set against a bright yellow backdrop, with the Japanese characters for ‘ryokan’ (旅館) written below
When planning a trip to Japan, the decision of whether to visit Tokyo or Kyoto often arises especially for first time travelers. Tokyo is Japan’s capital city and the world’s most populated city while Kyoto is the country’s cultural center. Tokyo’s energetic vibe and ease of transportation suits anime lovers and travelers with kids or…
Ueno and Asakusa top the list when it comes to vacationing in Tokyo with a classical and historical yet vibrant atmosphere. However, visiting these districts is often overwhelming to tourists who don’t have friends and family who already know the best attractions. I have lived near Ueno before and have visited Asakusa for a numerous…
An image featuring a split view comparison between Shinjuku and Shibuya, two bustling districts in Tokyo. The left side of the image shows Shinjuku with modern high-rise buildings, wide streets, and fewer pedestrians. The right side displays Shibuya, characterized by its famous crowded crossing, vibrant advertising screens, and a throng of people crossing the street. Overlaying the image is the text “Shinjuku or Shibuya? A Comprehensive Comparison in 2024 theluxuryjapan.com”
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Tall buildings in the rich area of Osaka, Japan, surrounded with some other buildings and green trees
A night view of a brightly lit street showcasing the elegant exterior of upscale shopping malls in Tokyo with prominent luxury brand storefronts like Fendi. The well-organized urban scene is complete with pedestrians, sleek modern architecture, and the city’s vibrant nightlife ambiance