As the Editor of Push Square, Sammy has over 15 years of experience analysing the world of PlayStation, from PS3 through PS5 and everything in between. He’s an expert on PS Studios and industry matters, as well as sports games and simulators. He also enjoys RPGs when he has the time to dedicate to them, and is a bit of a gacha whale.

Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. said it plans to ramp up real estate investments in Japan after buying a stake in a landmark Tokyo hotel and a large plot of land for logistics development in deals worth a combined $1.

This year’s cherry blossom season is expected to align with or slightly precede historical averages in western and eastern Japan.

For someone who isn’t super into cars, I found the early access release of Tokyo Xtreme Racer surprisingly fun (even if the terminology for upgrades was fairly daunting). Idly driving around the Shuto Expressway and flashing your high beams at someone to start a race can be quite entertaining.

I stayed in a capsule hotel at Tokyo's Narita International Airport. I didn't sleep well, but it seemed convenient for travelers with early flights.

Escape the crowds and visit 3 of Japan’s lesser-known treasures: Taketomi Island’s beaches, Yamaguchi’s history and Nasu’s natural beauty await intrepid travelers.

Looking for the location of your save files in Tokyo Xtreme Racer? It’s a good idea to copy them now, since Cloud saves are still not an option.

Anime Tokyo is located at B1F - 2F, Tokyu East 5, 2-25-5 Minami-Ikebukuro, Toshima-ku, Tokyo, and the Oshi no Ko event will be hosted during the period of February 8 to May 6, from 11am to 6pm daily, except Mondays and public holidays. The highlights of Anime Tokyo's upcoming Oshi no Ko exhibition are as follows:

As announced at the end of last year, Time Out Tokyo has a new Acting Editor-in-Chief: Marcus Webb.​​ Marcus is what you might call a Time Out veteran: he served as Global Editor-in-Chief at Time Out London until 2016 and has been assisting us here in Tokyo as content director at Original Inc., the operator of Time Out Tokyo, for many years.

In a preview of his coming leadership, Totoki led Sony's presentation at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas earlier this month, unveiling a raft of new entertainment initiatives.

Japanese technology group NEC Corp has been talking to its advisers about the possibility of making an offer for CSG Systems, which provides customer care and billing solutions for cable and phone companies,