I often wander Tokyo’s streets at night, just as a quiet observer. The city feels alive, transient, and full of hidden stories, all of which are often washed away by daybreak. (Retro Japan)

At Narita Airport, a small repair counter in Terminal 1 has become a lifeline for travelers whose trips are suddenly derailed by broken suitcases. From tourists arriving with luggage damaged in transit to families rushing to check in before their flight, customers rely on the skilled hands of repairman and shop manager Kazuto Nakamura, known to many as the airport’s “master repairman.” (News On Japan)

Tokyo is the greatest city on Earth: here's 101 ideas to make the most of your time here. (Abroad in Japan)

I'm staying at Excel Hotel Tokyu Haneda, which has the Superior Cockpit Room. (Solo Travel Japan)

A special fireworks display was held at the Osaka Expo site at the start of this month, with a highly concentrated performance of more than 10,000 fireworks launched in rapid succession in about 5 minutes, creating a dramatic visual impact. (News On Japan)