Part 3 of our last series covering everything on MUJI Ginza! Sharing why MUJI Diner is a must try along with why it's worthwhile to stay at MUJI Hotel Ginza.
MUJI in Ginza has outdone itself! Check out our favorite additions in Part 2 of our MUJI journey!
Sharing with you part one of our in depth feature of MUJI Ginza the flagship store taking over central Tokyo!
Spring is here and we are serving you 7 must-try Uji matcha treats for the season! 🍵
Just in time for Easter, come and see who they are.
Giving you a rare access behind the scenes look into the latest interview shoot with none other than blogger, Instagrammer, Elsa, aka, BunnyTokyo and with Tokyo Talk.
Find out where you can get all of the cool and nifty house products featured in Shiori's home tour! And also enter into our latest video competition to win...
All things pink 🌸Sharing with you this seasons sakura themed sweets and gifts for a foodie!
See the spots Emma, Paris and Shiori recommends you go to buy your souvenirs/omiyage while in Tokyo!
Read what went down at our first ever offline event: Tokyo Creative x Abroad in Japan's Journey Across Japan afterparty
Find out about the Japanese artist who's artwork was recently featured in Queen momager, Kris Jenner's Hidden Hills Home and where you can find his artwork in Japan.
For those who have turned 20 in Japan, the seijinshiki (coming of age day) is a traditional rite of passage. Find out the process of preparing for this event, what to wear, and what to expect here!
The reign of cigarette smoking in Japan is coming to an end, as 2019 saw the lowest percentage of Japanese smokers in 65 years.
Another new year has come around, which means this is the perfect time to reflect back on the year before. In 2018, Tokyo Creative saw a lot of change and growth, and in the greater scheme of things, so did Japan. So here are the top five spiciest Google searches of 2018 in Japan:
When ‘Your Name’ came out back in 2016, the world was shook-eth with Makoto Shinkai’s art direction, easily taking over the number two spot of Japan’s highest-grossing domestic film, just after Hayao Miyazaki’s ‘Spirited Away’.
The Japanese public has spoken and has chosen the kanji for ‘disaster’ (災 pronounced as sai or wazawai) as the character that best summarises 2018.
The Tokyo Organizing Committee decided that the Tokyo 2020 Olympics need a name, and have announced that the volunteers will be grouped by names: Shining Blue, Field Cast, Games Anchor, and Games Force. But what will the Internet think?
Amazon has hyped this up for a while now, but Lawson has come through strong with the execution, because now there’s Japan’s first self-serve convenient store!