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I drink sake （Ginjo）every day and tell people overseas how delicious it is.
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Food and Sight seen in Japan Sushi bars are all the rage these days. While traditional sushi restaurants serve only sushi, these sushi bars offer a variety of other things to enjoy—that’s what sets them apart.
They’ve been all the rage in Japan lately: sushi bars. I found a place that looked like it might be good for a date, so ...
Food and Sight seen in Japan A restaurant where you roll the dice, and if the numbers match, you get a free drink
My previous post about an all-you-can-drink deal for 550 yen and yakitori for 100 yen was well-received, so this time I ...
Food and Sight seen in Japan I ate my fill of everything—from alcohol to katsu-don to yakitori—at “Torikizoku,” a yakitori restaurant where everything costs 390 yen.
A Yakitori Paradise in Japan That Offers Unbeatable Value: If you’re looking for an authentic, lively, and surprisingly ...
Food and Sight seen in Japan I went to a famous, long-established restaurant to try their cheese ramen again and see if the taste had changed.
I’ve never seen cheese ramen anywhere else in Japan except here. This restaurant has been around for quite a while. I we...
Food and Sight seen in Japan I heard there was an all-you-can-eat oden place in Akihabara for 550 yen, so I decided to check it out.
Robata and Oden: Koronakirai Akihabara BranchRobata and Oden: Koronakirai Akihabara BranchInside the storeAll-You-Can-Ea...
Food and Sight seen in Japan “Butayama,” a “Jiro-style” ramen shop with a long line at Tokyo Ramen Street—I went to check out its flavor.
“Butayama,” a famous ramen shop even in Tokyo, is located in the basement of Tokyo Station, in an area known as “Ramen S...