panorama of Tokyo. The floor-to-ceiling windows ensure even pint-sized visitors get a clear view of the world’s biggest city. Go at sunset. Allow 1-2 hours. For more information, visit www.roppongihills.com/tcv/jp and www.mori.art.museum/jp Play with Japan’s

ten things to do with children in Tokyo, read The Joy Of Japan.

Is Crying to help raise funds for the victims of the tsunami and earthquakes in Japan, a country where Miffy has many devoted fans. Good job, girl!

-shirt design is the creation of snappily named Milk On The Rocks, who pride themselves on creating effortlessly cool urban threads for children. But there's a serious side, too. The design is named Love For Japan, with all profits going to The Red Cross

collections are certain to get the next generation hooked on morality chic. While it has not yet been revealed what the collections will include, they are expected to hit stores in the USA, Canada, the UK, France, Ireland and Japan in November; and we can

or Singapore. Four classes.- Virgin Atlantic London to Sydney, via Hong Kong or Japan. Has three classes.

in the ‘princess room’.The lucky eleven children each won a grey, patchwork felt Oilily 'donkey bag'. Entries were sent in from all over the world from countries as varied as Germany, Japan and France. Amongst the winners was eight-year-old Kato from Switzerland

national hero, read in every school in the land; there is even a bronze statue of Miffy adorning the town square of Bruna’s home town, Utrecht, which also houses a museum in Dick’s – and, of course, Miffy’s – honour. In Japan, the schoolgirls go crazy

on to Sydney); Singapore (13, then another seven to Sydney) or even Japan, Bangkok or Hong Kong. 

above it. I’m sure this would be possible to make, as in Japan they have already made a silent, magnetically levitated train that floats 1cm above the rail at a speed of 550km/hr and weighs thousands of kilos. A flying carpet and a child sitting