DINING

Three Ramen Shops Along the Jr Yamanote Line Featured by Michelin

The Yamanote Line is a train line that loops around central Tokyo. Serving many of Tokyo's busiest districts, it is arguably the most popular ...

Visiting a shotengai, a Japanese shopping street, can be one of the most fun things you do in Japan. After ...

If I say "morning in Tsukiji" I'm sure most of you will think of the same thing: getting up ...

Colorful, fresh, seasonal, delicious. Fruit sandwiches are a popular treat in Japan. Recently, a loca...

When you hear the name "Hitachi" you might think of the electronics manufacturer, but did yo...

Few make their way to Chofu on their Tokyo trip and many haven't even heard of it. Located west of the c...

MUJI, famous for their minimalist everyday goods, is bringing their unique style to the table. Open sin...

Deep in downtown Osaka, under the unmistakable shape of an old-fashioned tower is a semi-hidden, narro...

April will be a month for sake lovers with the fourth edition of Craft Sake Week at Roppongi Hills schedul...

If you’ve been to Tokyo at least once you’ll have noticed that every neighborhood of this m...

At the eastern tip of Tokyo is Katsushika City. Packed with the retro flair of the shitamachi*, this dist...