David Farley

Cat, goat, owl, maid cafes, and ninja-themed restaurants: Tokyo has some strange places that you need to check out

Japan is known for its love of hot springs so chill out, Japanese style, at these amazing spa and bathhouses in the Japanese capital

The Tokyo hotel scene might be the world's best for every budget level. All of these hotels have clean, beautiful rooms and delicious food.

From anime to world-class art, Tokyo has a legion of amazing museums to explore while you're in town.

Get out of town! Seriously. If you're spending time in Tokyo, try to leave the big city for the day and explore these beautiful smaller towns, parks, and beaches.

Tokyo's Harajuku neighborhood is an electric Kool-Aid acid test for the eyes and well known for its extreme, bright fashion.

Ebisu is beer central in Tokyo and beer drinkers should gravitate here for a nice round of hops and suds.

Roppongi's clubs and bars are the places people from around the world go to see and be seen, so why aren't you there already?

Japanese taverns where the drinks and food are equally important are a quintessential Tokyo eating/drinking experience.

The world is mad for ramen and Tokyo is ground zero for ramen mania. There are thousands of Ramen restaurants in the city so we've highlighted the best.

It was hard, but we narrowed down where to have superlative omakase, or chef's choice, at a top Tokyo sushi restaurant.

Size doesn't matter in Golden Gai, a maze of petite pubs in Tokyo's Shinjuku district, where coziness is key.

Aoyoma in Tokyo is one of the best shopping neighborhoods in Tokyo and a great place to blow a lot of cash.

Wine has always been all the rage in San Francisco and the city's wine bars are some of the best in the country.

Shibuya is an explosion of shopping chaos – we've made it simple and picked out the top shops you MUST visit.

Spend the day museum-hopping your way around San Francisco for a different take on the City by the Bay.

San Francisco is one of the most romantic cities in the USA and we've found all the best places so you can rev up the romance.

SFO is one of the best airports for eating in the country, so we point you to the best of the best spots to devour great food.

Brunch isn't just a meal in San Francisco - it's an event. So we've selected the ten best spots to enjoy it in the city.

San Francisco's Mission District sets the standard on tacos and burritos for not just the city, but the entire country.

The City by the Bay takes it's coffee seriously and you should too.

Grab a pint before the ump yells "play ball!" at any of these great bars near Oracle Park.

North Beach draws people from near and afar and its dining scene can dazzle if you know the right places to go.

San Francisco's gay bar scene is as legendary as its LGBTQ history.

Take your taste buds on a delicious journey through the oldest (and largest) Chinatown in America.

Yes, San Francisco is lovely but the Bay Area boasts a bounty of other great things to see too.

The San Francisco cocktail scene has always been hot—and it's getting even hotter.

The most dynamic part of San Francisco, Union Square is home to some of the city's top hotels.

Once a culinary wasteland, the Upper East Side is now home to some of New York's finest restaurants.

The top cocktail lounges, dives, rooftop bars and more in the Borough of Kings.