Tokyo Weekender

Japan’s longest-running English lifestyle magazine 📍 Tokyo

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Sapporo Beer has announced a surprising new collaboration with renowned manga artist Ai Yazawa, author of beloved classics like Nana and Paradise Kiss.

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Netflix’s hit dating show is back — here is everything you need to know about this season’s cast members.

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This might be your last chance to catch art history’s most famous It girl in Japan before she heads home forever.

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With the weather turning frosty, it’s the perfect time to break out the bath salts and sink into a hot soak to warm the body.

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From cultural associations to Tokyo’s horse-centric shrines, here’s what to know about the Year of the Horse.

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The recent rise of translated Japanese fiction showed no signs of stopping in 2025, with many works achieving major international literary awards.

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The must-have travel apps (besides Google Maps and Google Translate) to navigate Japan like a local, from trains to restaurants.

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On Monday, a record ¥510.3 million was paid for a bluefin tuna in the year’s first auction at Tokyo’s Toyosu fish market.

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The Oji Fox Parade — also known as kitsune no gyoretsu — is one of the capital’s most atmospheric year-end traditions.

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Celebrating its 30th anniversary in the upcoming new year, here is a look back at Tamagotchi’s evolution from pocket pixel pet to worldwide domination and beyond.

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Bears have been spotted entering people’s yards, supermarkets, schools and even a train station restroom in Gunma Prefecture.

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Super Sentai, the iconic superhero series, is set to conclude in 2026 after captivating audiences for over 50 years.https://t.co/xfLJLC9oSA

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Can Aonishiki overcome the challenges ahead and make history as Europe's first yokozuna? His dedication and skills could reshape the sumo world.https://t.co/dkQ9KR2NSj

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From its roots in Greenwich Village to Minami-Aoyama, Blue Note Tokyo has become a cornerstone of jazz culture, offering unforgettable performances in the heart of Tokyo!https://t.co/vYg8rgoqJZ

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Kirby enthusiasts, rejoice! FamilyMart brings you a whimsical menu inspired by your favorite pink character, blending convenience with Dream Land flavors.https://t.co/H6KlNQdFco

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Discover the charm of Kochi Prefecture in just 48 hours of culture, cuisine, and nature. From historical castles to crystal-clear rivers, Kochi offers a vibrant escape for travelers.https://t.co/w8YboAQoFM

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Delve into Japanese pop culture at Haneda Airport with the world's largest indoor Godzilla installation!https://t.co/xZZYhdKdtf

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"Strange Pictures" by Uketsu makes the Waterstones Book of the Year shortlist, highlighting this distinctive psychological mystery.https://t.co/Q2pQejrY8I

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The chillest bear in town was disqualified just 15 minutes into the Tokyo Space-Out Competition for the ultimate taboo: moving!https://t.co/FXbROIhqjq

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Uncover the dramatic history of Sakasai Castle, a reconstructed marvel in Japan with tales of ninjas and tragedy waiting to be explored.https://t.co/4wjPmoJjkM