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Sake is becoming more and more popular among young Japanese these days.Originally, Japanese izakaya restaurants were usually seated at tables. However, standing bar style restaurants where people can drink easily are gradually increasing in number. Few restaurants claim to specialize in sake, but we will tell you about their atmosphere. This restaurant is the stylish … More Japanese standing bar where women drink alone.
One-person yakiniku is all the rage in Japan these days. We teach you how to do it! Foreign meats are delicious, but so is Wagyu beef. The restaurant is partitioned so that one can eat alone. The image is that of Ichiran ramen. A QR code that is increasingly being used to place orders by … More Best BBQ alone in Japan!
Today, too, I drink alone in the dust. I went to a sushi bar that I had been curious about for a while. Tsukiji Ginyin Ichitei It’s not a famous restaurant, but it’s not a sushi bar. Sushi to-go is also available at the entrance. However, if you look closely, all sushi prices are uniform. … More Not famous, but reasonably priced and delicious sushi bar
From major sushi bars to slightly minor ones. Last time I visited this restaurant, there was a long line, so I avoided the busy time this time. I waited my turn for a few minutes. However, entering the store with high expectations. Remember, well. A handwritten menu means that each time you serve a menu, … More Sushi bar popular in Hokkaido is also popular in Tokyo.
I have traveled to Toyama Prefecture in Japan. Toyama Castle There was a time in history when Toyama Prefecture was famous as a medicine seller. The reason was that during the Edo period, feudal lords had to stay in the Edo shogunate (present-day Tokyo) for a certain period of time. The reason for this was … More Toyama Prefecture is a popular tourist destination for Japanese. A region where food and history meet
There are temples and shrines in Japan. This distinction will help you understand Japanese culture better. The deities enshrined are different. Temple = “Buddhism” A place to worship the principal image (mainly Buddhist statues) Shrine = “Shinto A place to worship mirrors and other sacred objects (objects in which deities are believed to reside) The Japanese, who … More Temples and shrines are not the same. Points of Difference
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