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Youka Nagase

  • Editorial Assistant, Time Out Tokyo, Time Out
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Best things to do on New Year’s Day 2026 in Tokyo – January 1-5

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By Youka Nagase, Tabea Greuner, Shota Nagao Verified
| Time Out Verified
The new year is here! If, like us, you're feeling very done with 2025, then kickstart 2026 with some of the best events happening in Tokyo. If you feel like doing something energetic, head to one of Tokyo's many ice-skating rinks, and then take in the twinkly festive illuminations around town. Whatever you do, don't let the Tokyo winter beat you.
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Where to have a special Christmas dinner in Tokyo

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By Youka Nagase
| Time Out Verified
If you're staying in Tokyo this Christmas and find yourself craving a traditional Christmas dinner, you're in luck. Christmas in Tokyo isn't all about KFC buckets â€“ you can treat yourself to a special sit-down meal at some of Tokyo's most luxurious hotels and restaurants. With menus featuring premium steak, lobster, caviar and more, these sumptuous meals are a perfect Christmas present from you to you. Here are some of the places in Tokyo where you can enjoy an indulgent Christmas dinner.
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11 best Hello Kitty attractions and hotels in Japan

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By Youka Nagase, Kaila Imada Verified
| Time Out Verified
Photo: SanrioHello Kitty Show Box Photo: Sanrio From island resorts and hotels to theme parks, restaurants and shinkansen, come meet Hello Kitty all across Japan Friday 20 September 2024 Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email WhatsApp Contributor: Kaila Imada Advertising Japan is known for its kawaii culture, which is often associated with the country's countless cute characters and mascots, most notably Sanrio’s beloved Hello Kitty.
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