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      • hoshino coffee
        Japan

        Discover Hoshino Coffee: A Taste of Japan’s Finest Brews

        Discover the enchanting world of Hoshino Coffee, where traditional Japanese coffee culture meets modern sophistication. With its meticulously crafted menu and inviting ambiance, Hoshino Coffee offers an unparalleled experience that capti...
        2025年11月29日
      • Japans Brekfast Odyssey
        Article

        Discover Japan’s Best Breakfast Spots: Traditional vs. Western

        Imagine waking up in Japan, ready to explore the vibrant culture, only to find yourself wandering the quiet streets in search of breakfast. Many tourists experience this "breakfast refugee" situation, puzzled by the limited early morning...
        2025年11月29日
      • Bread with tea
        Japan

        Top Work Cafes in Tokyo

        If you’re a remote worker, freelancer or student, finding the right environment is essential for staying focused and productive. While Tokyo is home to countless stylish cafés, not all of them are ideal for working. That’s why we’ve comp...
        2025年11月27日
      • Japanese Cuisine a Tasty Way to New Connections
        Article

        Japanese Cuisine: a Tasty Way to New Connections

        Japanese cuisine has quietly become one of the most powerful cultural bridges in the world. People may visit Japan for temples, neon skylines or landscapes, but they stay connected to the country because of its food. Dishes are small, be...
        2025年11月25日
      • Ego (えご)
        Fukushima

        Ego (えご)

        If you ever find yourself in Japan's coastal areas, especially around the Sea of Japan, you might come across a unique and traditional dish called Ego (えご). This dish has a special place in the hearts of locals and is a perfect example...
        2025年11月15日
      • Mizu manjyu (水饅頭)
        Gifu

        Mizu manjyu (水饅頭)

        When the Japanese summer heat begins, traditional sweets known as wagashi offer a much-needed cooling treat. The most famous of these simple desserts is Mizu Manjyu, or the "water dumpling." This confection, known for its clear, glass-li...
        2025年11月10日
      • Mibuna (壬生菜)
        Kyoto

        Mibuna (壬生菜)

        This article shines a light on Mibuna (壬生菜), a traditional green leaf vegetable celebrated in the city of Kyoto, Japan. We will cover what makes this vegetable special, its deep roots in Kyoto’s history, and a special place where you ...
        2025年11月9日
      • Kanboshi daikonni (寒干し大根)
        Gifu

        Kanboshi daikonni (寒干し大根)

        This article introduces Kanboshi Daikonni (寒干し大根煮), a nourishing, traditional dish that captures the tough spirit of winter survival in Japan’s mountainous regions. This simmered specialty comes from Gifu Prefecture, specifically t...
        2025年11月7日
      • Shogoin kabu (聖護院かぶ)
        Kyoto

        Shogoin kabu (聖護院かぶ)

        The Shogoin Kabu is a celebrated symbol of Kyoto's refined winter cooking. Known as one of Japan's largest turnip types, this impressive crop is the base for highly value regional specialties, especially Senmaizuke (t...
        2025年11月2日2025年11月3日
      • Vegan dishes
        Japan

        A Guide to Vegan Japanese Snacks and Vegetarian Dining in Japan

        Japan is world-famous for sushi, sashimi, ramen, and wagyu beef. For many years, however, visitors who followed a plant-based diet often found it difficult to enjoy Japanese cuisine without compromise. Fish stock (dashi), eggs, and hidde...
        2025年10月29日
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      • The Intersection of Japanese Culinary Traditions and Global Influences A Flavorful Journey
        The Intersection of Japanese Culinary Traditions and Global Influences: A Flavorful Journey
      • mochi (rice cake)
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      • Sweet Potato Cake (スイートポテト)
        Sweet Potato Cake (スイートポテト)
        2026年2月5日
      • The Ultimate Kyushu Food Guide 10 Local Dishes You Must Eat
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      • Mille crêpes
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      • 10 Local Dishes You Absolutely Must Eat in the Chubu Region
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      • Unbaked cheesecake (レアチーズケーキ)
        Unbaked cheesecake (レアチーズケーキ)
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        2026年1月27日
      • Edo ama miso (江戸甘みそ)
        Edo ama miso (江戸甘みそ)
        2026年1月25日
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