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• Japanese Tea Ceremony by Susan Paterson November 02, 2008 While touring the maple-bloomed gardens and incense-filled temples of Nara and Kyoto, cities steeped in the residue of an older way of life, you'll often get the opportunity to partake in tea and cake. The idea of this quite naturally evokes thoughts of ease and contentment. The experience for the uninitiated, however, can be a little more complex. Seemingly simple acts such as taking tea can prove daunting for those unfamiliar with the requirements of Japanese etiquette and floundering for a way in. (read article)
• Tokyo Prince Hotel Park Tower by BONNIE TSUI May 14, 2006 With 14 restaurants and bars, 3 wedding chapels, a bowling alley, karaoke party rooms and various shopping boutiques, teh Tokyo Prince Hotel Park Tower is a miracle of self-containment. (read article)
• Tokyo: B Akasaka by ANDREW YANG February 11, 2007 The B Akasaka is an attempt to reinvent the idea of the well-designed and chic budget hotel. (read article)
• They Eat Horse Sashimi in Tokyo, Don&rsquo<t They? by ADAM SACHS May 20, 2007 Nothing compares to the infinitely specialized, supremely obsessive, wonderfully weird culinary universe of Tokyo. (read article)
• Now, Right Side of the Tracks by ANDREW YANG March 02, 2008 The Tokyo district is coming into its own, with a deluge of boutiques and fashionable lounges that are drawing the city’s ever-demanding shoppers. (read article)
• Japanese Tea Ceremony by Susan Paterson February 25, 2008 While touring the maple-bloomed gardens and incense-filled temples of Nara and Kyoto, cities steeped in the residue of an older way of life, you'll often get the opportunity to partake in tea and cake. The idea of this quite naturally evokes thoughts of ease and contentment. The experience for the uninitiated, however, can be a little more complex. Seemingly simple acts such as taking tea can prove daunting for those unfamiliar with the requirements of Japanese etiquette and floundering for a way in. (read article)
• Still Hip After Blossoms Fade in Tokyo by JAMIE BRISICK March 15, 2009 Nakameguro, once famed mostly for its cherry tree-lined river, has gained a reputation as one of the city’s liveliest neighborhoods. (read article)