In the city that has just bagged itself more Michelin stars than Paris it's not just the top-end restaurants that shine. Danielle Demetrioureveals where to get a taste of Tokyo for less
The world's biggest airship will make its first commercial flight over Tokyo later this week, 70 years after the Hindenburg disaster brought the golden age of the dirigible to a fiery end
EasyJet has predicted another year of double-digit profit growth in 2008 and brushed off concerns that an economic downturn and rising fuel prices will affect demand for low-cost flights
Laura Barton: 'Why do we not try drinking rat's milk, cat's milk or dog's milk?' wondered Heather Mills, articulating the thoughts of a nation quite frankly bored to tears by the milk of ruminants
London has 50. Paris has 98. And now, in their first ever guide to Tokyo's restaurants, Michelin inspectors have awarded 191 stars to the city. The only surprise is that it didn't get more, says Jay Rayner. But good luck getting a table ...
Lots of cities have been dubbed the 'new Prague', but you can't beat the original. Kate Connollyhelps you sort out your stay, from the budget to the bohemian
