Emma Steen is a writer at Time Out Group plc. She focuses on topics related to Tokyo, Japan, and social issues, with a particular emphasis on LGBTQ themes. Emma's work has been featured in various publications, showcasing her insights into contemporary culture and entertainment, including Netflix.
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Emma's coverage primarily focuses on events, attractions, and developments related to Japan and Tokyo. Her themes cover beauty & fashion, culture & society, house & home, travel & tourism.
Given the nature of her articles which often feature new openings, cancellations of major events or other time-sensitive content, she would likely be receptive to press releases or pitches that provide exclusive first looks into upcoming attractions or cultural experiences in Japan. Additionally, insights from experts with knowledge about Japanese culture and society could also be valuable for her coverage.
If you have information about new restaurant openings in Tokyo or unique cultural events taking place in Japan such as anime conventions or traditional festivals you may consider reaching out to Emma Steen with this kind of content.
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If approved, the ordinance will come into effect from October 2024
By: Emma Steen
Experience the opulence of the 20th-century’s most famous luxury train just two-and-a-half hours from Shinjuku
See if you can spot the elusive train in Tokyo before it’s gone for good
‘The Boyfriend’ premieres on July 9
But in a slightly different configuration than its previous life at the now-closed Gundam Factory Yokohama
By: Emma Steen
The world’s largest projection mapping showcase also introduced a new digital artwork titled ‘Synergy’
By: Emma Steen
Get to know the new faces of the ¥1,000, ¥5,000 and ¥10,000 Japanese banknotes, set to be released on July 3
By: Emma Steen
New fees and tourist pricing – tourism may soon become more expensive in Japan
Can you guess which familiar faces made the list?
The colossal ship, which can fit up to 4,000 passengers, will offer Mickey Mouse shows and overnight cruises from Tokyo
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