Haneda Airport Terminal 3 is much more than a place to check in for an international flight. If your family arrives early, you can watch airplanes, explore an Edo-style shopping area, cross a traditional wooden bridge, see model aircraft, visit a planetarium café, shop for Japanese souvenirs and even relax in a natural hot spring … Read more
Rain does not have to ruin a family day in Tokyo. The city has excellent indoor playgrounds, aquariums, interactive museums and amusement attractions that can easily fill several hours — and many are conveniently reached by train. Indoor attractions are also useful during Tokyo’s hot and humid summer months or on cold winter days when … Read more
Japan’s trains are excellent for getting people around the country, but carrying large suitcases through stations, local trains and multiple transfers can make an otherwise easy journey much more tiring. One of the best solutions is Japan’s luggage-forwarding system. Instead of taking every suitcase with you, you can send your main luggage ahead and travel … Read more
Tokyo is one of the world’s easiest major cities to explore with children. Trains and subways connect theme parks, museums, observation decks, aquariums, anime attractions and traditional neighborhoods without the need to rent a car. This guide covers 20 of our favorite things to do in Tokyo with kids, including practical station information and advice … Read more