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Learn all about local Japanese food around Japan. Sushi. Ramen. Sashimi. Gyoza dumplings. Yakisoba noodles. Miso soup. Yakitori. Kobe beef. Tempura. Takoyaki. Okonomiyaki and more!

Shibuya, Tokyo is known for a highly urban and futuristic feel, as well as a variety of shopping, fashion, dining, and entertainment options. Its a must visit to experience modern Japanese culture.

From how to rest your chopsticks to saying itadakimasu, here's a warm, simple guide to Japanese table manners — and a gentle reminder not to worry too much.

Ramen isn’t just a food in Japan. It’s a way of life. Japan is a world-renowned destination for food lovers everywhere and even if you're not a Ramen Maniac, a stopover for Ramen is a must do.

Japan is world-famous for its Sake (rice wine) and in the last few decades it has earned a reputation for its whiskey, but did you know that beer is the country’s most popular alcoholic drink?

The cuisine of Japanis steeped in culinary tradition, reflecting centuries of political, economic, and social change. An emphasis on seasonality, seafood, and respect presentation has persevered.

Sushi is arguably Japan’s most famous dish. While Japan has a huge amount of other culinary delights and regional delicacies to offer, if you happen to adore Sushi then you will be in foodie heaven.

Whether you enjoy the occasional dram or you’re a serious whisky connoisseur, Japan is a must-visit destination for fans of the iconic spirit.

Our favorite events to visit in Japan during 2019! Including the Sapporo Snow Festival, Fuji Rock, Sanja Matsuri, Awa Odori, Sumo Grand Tournament and more!

Japanese food is so much more than sushi. Today we explore better and lesser known parts of the Japanese cuisine.