Living in Japan as a foreigner has not always been described as easy. An extra layer of complexity is added when you are a woman of colour navigating the country by yourself. Documentary-maker and creative Amarachi Nwosu explores this in 'Women of Colour in Japan.' In the film Ameya, a photographer and filmmaker who is of Indian origin explains her time in Tokyo. Despite having been born there she still sometimes feels like an outsider. Nigerian-American stylist and teacher Uzochi also details her experience as a Black woman living in the city, and the importance to carve out a place for other women of colour there.

Together in their guide, they give us their favourite spots to grab a bite or to hang out in Tokyo. Ameya picks out some of the places that evoke nostalgia for her parents and heritage while also giving us some of Tokyo's authentic Indian spots where you'll find treats like mithai and cheese dosas. Uzochi selects her fav spot to experience art and have classic American burgers that reminds her of the States.