Japan Travel and Culture Guide

2011 Japan Time Machine

21 Scary Statistics About The 2011 Japan Earthquake  Editor's Pick

A few scary facts about the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami. read

2011 Japan Earthquake And Tsunami From Space (2011 Tohoku earthquake)

The damage from the disaster was so massive it could clearly be seen from the International Space Station 220 miles (350 kilometers) above the Earth. read

2011 Asakusa Samba Carnival

Several of Tokyo's major summer festivals have been cancelled due to the 2011 Tohoku earthquake. read

2011 Koenji Anti-Nuclear Protest

Japanese people don't often protest. Japanese culture is deeply non-confrontational. Japan's Fukushima nuclear disaster is an exception. read

2011 Tokyo Fashion Reports

2011 was a tough year in Tokyo as a result of the Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami. The Tokyo fashion report for 2011 is missing several months. read

December 2011 Tokyo Fashion Report

November 2011 Tokyo Fashion Report

October 2011 Tokyo Fashion Report

2011 Tokyo Game Show

In 2011, at least half of all events in Japan were cancelled due to the tragic Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami. The Tokyo Game Show went ahead as planned in September. It achieved record attendance. read

2011 Tokyo Motor Show (report with photos)

A highly successful event that launched several important cars and new technologies. Rumors of the Tokyo Motor Show's demise may be premature. read

2011 Tokyo Motor Show Gallery of Cars

Fukushima 50: Modern Heroes

The hero workers who've faced 3 nuclear meltdowns. read

Halloween 2011 in Japan

Halloween in Japan is mostly enjoyed by adults (and young adults). It's good to see some kids getting into it in recent years. read

Top 10 Clubs in Tokyo 2011

A quick guide to the Tokyo club scene for tourists. read

Top 25 JPop Artists of 2011

The top 25 JPop artists of 2011 based primarily on single sales. read

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