Where do you find and buy a bike in Tokyo? Bicycle is a must-have for people who live in Tokyo. For foreigners, especially, a bicycle can be a much more economical and convenient alternativ

When you’ve signed your apartment contract and paid a (very) hefty, tear-jerking amount of deposit money, you will need to make some calls to utility companies at least a week before your move-in date.

Using a bike in Japan is convenient, but getting one a lot more tedious than it sounds — after you buy it, you need to register it.

Located on the northwest side of Iidabashi, Kagurazaka is known as Tokyo’s little Paris or Furansuzaka (French Hills). Explore the Japanese-European neighborhood this week.