There’s a lot to enjoy at a Japanese summer festival – fireworks, traditional games, and of course, we can’t miss out on festival food!

No other country knows how to celebrate the changing of seasons like Japan. Just like hanami festivals, in spring, Japan also has a way of embracing hot summers: firework festivals.

World-famous Japanese foods like sushi, sashimi, and tempura all require careful prep and complicated techniques. However, Japanese festival and street food sold at yatai (mobile food stalls) also have their own appeal and are worth a try.

Ever found yourself getting bored of hearty meals and craving something simple but tasty instead? Then, furikake – a simple Japanese spice is the right choice.

Most people usually associate curry with rice, but have you tried a delicious dish called curry udon?

Gummy candy is a kind of soft candy combining gelatin, sweeteners, and natural or artificial flavors. They can be molded into many different shapes, making it one of the most versatile confections ever made.