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Teppanyaki in Hiroshima: Showy and Sizzlingly Tasty

Jul 22, 2021 By Hugh Cann

Teppanyaki is a style of Japanese cuisine dating back to the post-war period that uses a large iron plate to...[ Click to read more ]

Vegetarian and Vegan Food in Nagoya

Jul 21, 2021 By Bert Wishart

As you are no doubt well aware, Japanese food rates among the best in the world. However, if you are...[ Click to read more ]

Yokogawa: The Old Hiroshima Neighborhood

Jul 20, 2021 By Admin

Hiroshima is a very photogenic city and my favorite place to take my camera and just walk around here is...[ Click to read more ]

Places to Avoid as a Tourist in Japan

Jul 19, 2021 By Justin Hanus

Overall, Japan is a safe country, making it ideal for tourists who want to be free to travel wherever they...[ Click to read more ]

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Your Guide to the Kansai All-Access Travel Passes

Jul 19, 2021 By Justin Hanus

You’ll be able to see more of Kansai while spending less if you purchase one of the all-access travel passes....[ Click to read more ]

Best BBQ Spots in Kobe

Jul 19, 2021 By Justin Hanus

Summer is here, which means the chance to head outside and eat in the open air. The BBQ may not...[ Click to read more ]

Let’s Tour: Jimbocho Books District in Tokyo

Jul 18, 2021 By Jason Gatewood

If you’ve been hanging around Tokyo (or following our Let’s Tour Tokyo series) long enough, you’ll have no doubt found...[ Click to read more ]

Soul Food House in Azabujuban

Jul 18, 2021 By Admin

In Tokyo's Azabujuban neighborhood, Soul Food House, about 3 minutes from Azabu Juban Station, is the real deal.  Mississippi and...[ Click to read more ]

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Why is Hawaiian Food so Popular in Japan?

Jul 16, 2021 By Jason Gatewood

There are places one can go to in Japan where it will seem you’ve stepped through Doraemon’s Dokodemo Door and...[ Click to read more ]

Learning Japanese? Here’s How to Start

Jun 29, 2021 By Justin Hanus

It’s no secret that learning Japanese is difficult. Learning any language is no easy feat, but Japanese is particularly challenging...[ Click to read more ]

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