The ultimate guide to Japan travel
The best local sights, bites, and experiences.
As young Japanese seek moderm indulgences and the elderly refrain consuming in large volumes, Japanese saké, or …
Black miso ramen, roll-your-own sushi, homemade pasta and incredible burgers—need we say more?
Take a stroll through one of Kyoto's oldest shopping streets.
A DIY sushi joint that caters to vegetarians and non-vegetarians alike
It can be a challenge to eat without meat in the smaller Japanese cities. Luckily, these vegan and vegetarian …
Kyoto is known more for its shrines and temples than its street food, but where you do find it, know that it’s the …
These local dishes are a must-try!
If you're expecting to eat the typical Japanese fare in Okinawa—think again.
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 …
Visit Koreatown in Osaka or Tokyo for food, shopping and cosmetics!
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!
Chinese have always been the largest group of migrants in Japan. While few still choose to live in neighborhoods with …
Most of our readers will know Nara for its countless bowing deer, ancient temples and picturesque traditional streets. …
Interested in some cheap drinks with a side of canned bear meat? Try that and more at mr.kanso, Japan's canned food bar!