5 Underrated Spots in Tokyo, ANA & JAL go for a home run, Getaway to Banff, Finding food in Toronto!

Tokyo is renowned for its iconic spots like Kabukicho and Shibuya, but there are lesser-known neighborhoods worth exploring, offering a different side of Japan. Hatagaya, near Shibuya, boasts charming shops and eateries on streets like Nishihara Dori. Kichijōji, known for its livability, features Inokashira Park and a variety of dining options. Azabu-jūban offers a mix of traditional and modern, while Jiyūgaoka attracts with its stylish boutiques and cafes. Noborito is home to historic sites like the Yokosuka Naval Airfield Monument, and Jimbōchō is a book lover's paradise with its numerous bookstores. Discover Tokyo's hidden gems beyond the usual tourist spots for a unique Japanese adventure.

Will the Japanese baseball star appear in ANA branding? All Nippon Airways (AN Surely both airlines will benefit from the arrangement!A) became the official Japanese airline of the Los Angeles Dodgers, the new team of Japanese baseball superstar Shohei Ohtani. There's a twist though - Ohtani has a personal sponsorship deal with ANA's competitor, Japan Airlines (JAL). ANA will collaborate with the Dodgers on cultural events while JAL retains Ohtani's endorsement.

If Banff is on your bucket list, now is the time to book. Banff National Park boasts hotels for every taste. From luxurious castles (Fairmont Banff Springs, Fairmont Château Lake Louise) to cozy lodges (Rundlestone Lodge, Rimrock Resort) and budget-friendly options (Banff Centre, Juniper Hotel), there's a perfect stay for everyone.

For all its stratospheric growth, Toronto remains a city of neighborhoods—whose diversity is its strength. Toronto's food scene is more than just sustenance; it's a way to connect with the city's soul. Every bite is a story about the people who came before us, the cultures that weave together to make this city unique.