Japan on the table
In a country where anything ‘exotic’ is often equated with luxury, one chef has made it his mission to reframe Japanese food ...
How far can you go without a map and smartphone in Japan? US gamer Ludwig Ahgren tries to find out
No map. No smartphones. Just two motorbikes and some basic Japanese. These are the rules American game streamer Ludwig Ahgren ...
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Why Your Homemade Rice Never Tastes As Good As A Japanese Restaurant's
We spoke with an acclaimed chef to find out why your homemade version of Japanese rice never tastes as good as a restaurant's ...
Closed doors and price hikes: Travel is getting expensive
In this week’s roundup of travel news: visiting the Japanese island of Okinawa 80 years after the World War II battle, the riskiest part of your airplane flight, plus new tourist taxes around the ...
Earls Kitchen + Bar opens in Miami; Pharrell launches Japanese restaurant; Sprouts Farmers Market expands (Photos)
From Earls Kitchen + Bar to a new eatery by a multi-Grammy winner and Louis Vuitton’s creative director, plus a growing ...
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Where time stands still: Old world cafe keeps Tokyo’s kissaten culture alive
Situated on the boundary of Shinjuku’s Memory Lane — a narrow alleyway of shabby but charming food stalls — Tajimaya Coffee House stands as evidence of Tokyo’s enduring kissaten culture. Kissaten ...
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Trying Japanese Food as an International Student: All You Need to Know
Studying overseas creates a whole new world of opportunities. Among the most exciting things is experiencing other cultures; ...
6 Red Flags Japanese Chefs Look For When They Order Sushi
We’ve shared a lot of red flags and “don’ts,” but our experts have plenty of “do’s” for picking the best type of fish next ...
In Tokyo, Rice Farmers Protest ‘Misguided’ Rules Fueling Shortages
A scarcity of rice is causing discontent among farmers and consumers in Japan and drawing attention to a policy some say has ...