Rivalries are everywhere, from sports games to sibling quarrels, and Japan is no exception. From fast food giant Burger King ...

Tokyo has captured the imagination of countless creatives throughout history, from Anthony Bourdain (who said if he had to eat in only one city the rest of his life, it’d be Tokyo) to writer and ...

We all have our trusty favourites when it comes to drinking and dining, whether it’s the local pub, or the place you had your ...

Outside of these activities, Shinjuku is known for the red light district ... used to be Tokyo’s entertainment district, but now it’s well-known for its shopping, food and religious sights. You’ll ...

FN looks back at the weirdest and wildest shoes on the catwalk, from Alexander McQueen's Armadillo heels to MSCHF’s viral Big ...

They say the neon lights are bright on Broadway — but they ... The bright, red strips that have adorned two of the media giant’s marquees since 1935 will be removed sometime in the coming ...

SWARTSELL: Large windows separate the shop from a cavernous room full of giant ... neon clock face. WARTMAN: Once we vacuum all the air out of the tube, we put the gas in - either neon gas, which ...

See visitdubai.com As if there isn’t enough neon happening in Tokyo, Christmas lights add to the glow and ... visitsingapore.com Expect plenty of glitter and giant inflatable figures in streets ...

By River Akira Davis Reporting from Tokyo A collision between a Japan Airlines ... the runway lighting and the coast guard plane’s own lights may have overlapped, making it difficult for the ...

It’s not a giant like the Pepsi-Cola sign ... out by artisans (notably at Let There Be Neon in Tribeca). The transformers that power neon lights run at extremely high voltage — up to 15,000 ...

An exhibition in Melbourne features around 200 of the 95-year-old Japanese artist's works, as well as artifacts that help ...

They include Never Ends by Luigi Console and Valentina Novembre — a horse on a spring that can be ridden, prompting lights to spark into action; and Spin Me a Yarn, a playful neon ball of wool.