How Much Is the Average Rent in Tokyo in 2025?

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How Much Is the Average Rent in Tokyo in 2025?
7 minutes by GaijinPot Blog
The blog post breaks down the average rent in Tokyo, highlighting costs by ward, apartment type, and size. It notes that prices vary widely, with central areas like Minato being pricier, while outer wards offer more affordable options. Practical tips for budgeting and navigating Tokyo’s rental market are also included.

JAPAN FOOD HOPPING IN TOKYO, KYOTO, OSAKA, AND MORE
10 minutes by May Hamamoto
All Japan Tours’ guide highlights top dining experiences across Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, and beyond, showcasing Japan’s diverse culinary scene. It covers iconic dishes like sushi and ramen, regional specialties, and unique food markets, offering tips for food hopping to savor authentic flavors. The article serves as a practical resource for travelers seeking memorable gastronomic adventures.

New hot spring found in Tokyo as 80-year-old bathhouse makes a happy discovery
3 minutes by Casey Baseel
Tenjinyu, an 80-year-old sento (public bathhouse) in Tokyo’s Nakano neighborhood, discovered a new hot spring on its premises. This rare find enhances the bathhouse’s appeal, offering visitors a chance to soak in authentic mineral-rich waters, a cultural treasure in urban Tokyo.

Bullet train users up 5% on year over Golden Week holidays
2 minutes by Japan Today
During Japan’s Golden Week holidays, Tokaido Shinkansen bullet train ridership between Tokyo and Osaka surged 5% compared to the previous year, signaling a strong rebound in travel demand. The increase reflects growing domestic tourism and holiday travel enthusiasm. JR Central reported higher passenger numbers, particularly on key routes, as people took advantage of the extended holiday period.

Looking for offbeat Japan? Find your creative side in Toyama's living craft village
3 minutes by Karen Gardiner
In Toyama, Japan, a town with deep woodworking roots has transformed into a vibrant living craft village. Travelers can immerse themselves in the region’s folk-craft heritage by visiting artisan studios, joining hands-on workshops, and learning traditional techniques. This revitalization effort not only preserves Toyama’s centuries-old craftsmanship but also fosters cultural exchange, inviting visitors to connect with local artists and experience the enduring artistry of this Japanese community.

Japanese Fashion Trends: Men’s and Women’s Styles From the 70s to Today
9 minutes by Karina James
Japanese fashion from the 1970s to 2025 blends tradition with bold innovation, as explored in this Japan Wonder Travel Blog piece. It traces men’s styles from disco-inspired flared pants to modern minimalist streetwear, highlighting brands like Uniqlo. Women’s fashion evolves from kawaii frills to sleek, avant-garde designs, with Harajuku as a creative hub. The guide explains how subcultures like gyaru and visual kei shape trends, reflecting Japan’s cultural shifts.

Pick Your Own Fruits at JR Fruits Park Sendai Arahama!
6 minutes by Nazrul Buang
JR Fruits Park Sendai Arahama, located in Miyagi Prefecture, offers a year-round fruit-picking experience at a scenic coastal farm. Visitors can harvest seasonal fruits like strawberries and blueberries, enjoy farm-fresh meals at the restaurant, and shop for local produce at the on-site market. The park promotes agricultural tourism and regional revitalization, providing a family-friendly outing with hands-on activities.

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UPCOMING EVENTS IN TOKYO

International BYOB Party (May 16, 2025)
Meet new people in a relaxing and welcoming environment at the WeLearn Community 80’s Café. This party is open to all — from those who want to practice a new language to those who want to stretch their social butterfly wings. Oh, and it’s BYOB, so a cheap evening out — just stop by the convenience store on the way.

Okinawa Festival (May 17-18, 2025)
Enjoy an Orion beer while watching performances from Okinawan artists and comedians. There will also be performances of eisa — Okinawa’s unique style of traditional dancing. There’ll be four stages with a mix of comedians, DJ’s, and other musicians for you to flit between. No matter what you’re in the mood for, it’ll be there, Okinawan style.

Responsible Marché Vol.7 Circularity Edition (May 17, 2025)
The 7th edition will be an opportunity to rethink consumption habits in the big city. Instead of buying completely new products, how about slowing down to swap, repair, or enhance what you already have at home? Best of all, you can do it while spending time with like-minded people.

International Museum Day (May 18, 2025)
To celebrate, many museums in Tokyo — including the Tokyo National Museum, the National Museum of Nature and Science, and the National Museum of Western Art — will have free admission. This is no secret, though, so be prepared for large crowds.

Poland Festival in Roppongi (May 17, 2025)
Find a small piece of Poland in upscale Tokyo. The Roppongi Hills arena will host a day of Polish musicians and performers, with everything from jazz to rock on the cards. While you jam to the music and vibes, browse the shop stalls offering a collection of Polish goodies. Pick up some beautiful craft goods like pottery and clothwork — or look for a book, CDs, or even cosmetics.

Yokohama Night Flowers (May 17, 2025)
The Yokohama Night Flowers is a seasonal fireworks festival held at Yokohama Port. It transforms the night sky with vibrant, five-minute displays one to three times a month, primarily on weekends, from April to September 2025 (with additional dates through March to be announced). Launched from Osanbashi or Shinko Pier, the fireworks bloom like flowers over the bay, viewable from spots like Yamashita Park.

Yokosuka Curry Festival (May 17-18, 2025)
Alongside the classic Yokosuka Navy Curry and Maritime Self-Defense Force Curry, there’ll be a curry buffet and a curry bread festival. You’ll also be able to try regional curries from all over Japan, from Aomori down to Ehime.

Shibuya Kagoshima Ohara Festival (May 17-18, 2025)
The Shibuya Kagoshima Ohara Festival is a vibrant cultural event held annually on May 17-18, 2025, in Shibuya, Tokyo, celebrating Kagoshima Prefecture’s heritage. Named after the folk song “Ohara-bushi,” it features a lively parade on Sunday (12 PM–5 PM) along Dogenzaka-dori and Bunkamura-dori, with over 2,000 dancers in colorful yukata and happi performing synchronized traditional dances to taiko drumming and Kagoshima melodies like “Ohara-bushi” and “Shibuya-ondo.”

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