The ultimate guide to Japan travel
These non-ramen Japanese soup dishes take bold flavors and hearty noodles to comfort-food level status
Discover Japan's culinary diversity—one delicious local dish at a time.
Albeit a little late to the game, these Kanazawa craft beer spots are serving up cold ones in some quirky and unique locales.
Dig in to Hiroshima’s favorite fare: the okonomiyaki. And with 2000 restaurants dedicated to the dish, you’ll be …
One of Osaka's specialties, head to one of these kushikatsu restaurants for a easy and tasty meal.
Osaka lives up to its "Japan's Kitchen" reputation with these craft beer bars.
akehara and Saijo in Hiroshima prove to be 2 great destinations for trying premium sake—and getting a taste of …
A rare chance to spend an evening with geisha without having to pay a hefty sum.
Setting your dinner alight is a sure-fire way to spice up your evening, as well as create a delicious bowl of ramen!
Most of our readers will know Nara for its countless bowing deer, ancient temples and picturesque traditional streets. …
Let your hunger guide you to some of Sapporo's most delicious local food: ramen, soup curry, dairy and the freshest of …
Uji is famous for green tea—one of Japan's most famous products. Find out what renowned tea houses to visit when you're …
Interested in some cheap drinks with a side of canned bear meat? Try that and more at mr.kanso, Japan's canned food bar!
Experience the vibrant sights, sounds and tastes of Kobe Chinatown, from jovial Lunar New Year celebrations to …
Inside and around Kyoto Station you can find countless good-quality restaurants and bars for a decent price. The easy …
Valentine’s Day, that crazy time of the year when men around to world rush to department stores and chocolatiers to …
With an impressive name as “The Temple of the Peaceful Dragon”, Ryoanji has quite something to live up to. And so it …
On the edge of the oldest geisha district in Kyoto—Kamishichiken—lies Kitano Tenmangu Shrine dedicated to the god of …
How can you fault a chain of restaurants with the slogan “umai, yasui, hayai” (delicious, cheap, fast)? …