Food & Drink

“Will you be my Valentine?” It’s time to unlock the secrets of Valentine’s Day in Japan with our guide to the best snacks and romantic traditions!

Hey snack enthusiasts, get ready for a wild ride through the tasty wonderland of Japanese snacks – and the magic happens right at your doorstep!

Tokyo is full of hidden cafes, each with something unique to offer. From super tiny sushi to personalized cocktail, there’s much to enjoy!

Some of the most delicious Japanese snacks available are those made with chocolate, especially the more unique chocolate snacks that warrant a swift double-take!

In Tokyo, the open air market is waiting for your arrival! Each one has a unique story, culture, tradition, and food! Let’s look at the best spots where the city comes alive!

Craving the ultimate ramen experience? The journey to savoring the best ramen noodles begins with figuring out how to order the best ramen in Japan!

Valentine’s Day in Japan is usually a full-blown chocolate affair. But there’s still room for a romantic café date with that special someone. 

Today, we’ll tell you about five types of spicy ramen you should try and the best restaurants in Japan where you can eat them! Ikimashou! (Let’s go!)

About 70 years ago, Japanese sweet companies had the idea of increasing sales by selling “Valentine’s Day candy.”

The classic strawberry shortcake is a beloved dessert worldwide. Japan is particularly fond of this classic dessert!

Explore the rich history of chocolate in Japan through iconic brands like Meiji, Morinaga, Royce, Glico, and even Lindt!

One of Japan’s tastiest New Year’s traditions is known as toshikoshi soba, a unique bowl of noodles that countless people across Japan love!