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Ado the Singer: The Mysterious Superstar
Ado is a Japanese singer who became famous without ever stepping into the spotlight in the traditional sense.While her music is dramatic and raw, her decision to stay anonymous has only made fans more interested in who she is.

School Lunch in Japan: Why Is It So Special?
School lunch in Japan— kyūshoku—is much more than a midday meal. It’s a shared experience that combines nutrition, education, and community.

TokyoTreat April 2025 Reviewer Contest Winners Announced!
As spring takes hold in Japan, the nights come alive with the magical glow of neon-pink cherry blossoms under starlit skies. This enchanting tradition, known as Yozakura or night-time cherry blossom viewing, brings families and friends together to share the beauty of illuminated sakura trees. Surrounded by soft lights and vibrant blossoms, these evenings are...

Toden: Should Tokyo Bring Back the Light Rail System?
Tokyo is famous for its fast and busy train systems, but many people don’t realize it used to have an extensive light rail network called the Toden. Today, only one line remains: the Tokyo Sakura Tram.

Let’s Try Cooking Chicken Karaage Like Aaron and Claire!
If you’re a fan of cozy, food-filled YouTube content, you’ve likely come across Aaron and Claire, the fun-loving couple whose cooking videos have won over fans worldwide. In one of their most satisfying uploads yet, the duo dives into the world of chicken karaage, Japan’s beloved version of fried chicken.

Cold Noodles and More: Japan’s Konbini Delights
In Japan, konbini (convenience stores) are places where you can enjoy many helpful services. But the most popular thing everyone does at a konbini is buying delicious and ready-to-eat food. Let’s look at everyday meals you can’t miss, starting with cold noodles!