Sapporo Ramen Menya Takahashi Savor ramen with a rich broth and extra-thick noodles, offering a perfect harmony of taste and texture. See More
Sapporo Ramen Keyaki Susukino Main Shop Veteran shop for honest-to-goodness Sapporo miso ramen at its finest. See More
Sapporo Ramen MEN-EIJI HIRAGISHI BASE Renowned ramen shop recognized by Michelin Bib Gourmand, specializing in Hokkaido’s local ingredients. See More
Sapporo Ramen Sapporo Junren Sapporo Main Store Flagship shop of famed Sapporo ramen classic, complete with a devoted fanbase across Japan. See More
Aichi Izakaya Yamatora Just steps from the station, this izakaya is the perfect place to enjoy Nagoya’s local specialties! See More
Aichi Izakaya Oden & Wine Kamoshiya A Japanese-style bar specializing in the delightful pairing of rich Miso Oden and carefully selected wines. See More
Aichi Japanese Cuisine Shimasho A renowned miso oden restaurant beloved even by famous kabuki actors. See More
Aichi Japanese Cuisine Charcoal-grilled Torisei Savor the rich flavor of Nagoya Cochin, enhanced by the art of charcoal grilling. See More
Aichi Japanese Cuisine Nagoya Cochin Ichio Savor one of Japan’s top three premium chicken breeds—Nagoya Cochin—in a refined private dining setting. See More
Aichi Western Restaurants Karame-tei Issha Branch For an authentic taste of Nagoya's specialty "Ankake Spaghetti," head to this long-established restaurant! See More
Tochigi Hotels Kamenoi Hotel Okunikko A hotel nestled in the great outdoors of Oku-Nikko, offering a tranquil escape from the bustle of everyday life. See More Related Articles Experience a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the Great Outdoors! A 2-Day Itinerary in Oku-Nikko Without a Rental Car Located in the northwestern part of Tochigi, Nikko City is famous for the UNESCO World Heritage–listed “Shrines and Temples of Nikko,” which includes Nikko Toshogu Shrine, and for the majestic natural scenery of Oku-Nikko. This article introduces a 2-day itinerary that allows you to fully enjoy both cultural and natural highlights. Since it can be done entirely by public transportation, even those who do not drive can travel with ease.
Experience a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the Great Outdoors! A 2-Day Itinerary in Oku-Nikko Without a Rental Car Located in the northwestern part of Tochigi, Nikko City is famous for the UNESCO World Heritage–listed “Shrines and Temples of Nikko,” which includes Nikko Toshogu Shrine, and for the majestic natural scenery of Oku-Nikko. This article introduces a 2-day itinerary that allows you to fully enjoy both cultural and natural highlights. Since it can be done entirely by public transportation, even those who do not drive can travel with ease.
Nara Western Restaurants YAMATO Craft Beer Table Nara Sanjo A brewery-owned restaurant where you can enjoy expertly crafted beer paired with a carefully curated food menu designed to complement each brew. See More
Lake Toya and Noboribetsu Hot Springs & Hot Spring Resorts Oyunuma River Natural Footbath Enjoy a soothing footbath in a river warmed by natural, free-flowing hot spring water straight from the source. See More
Kyoto Wine Bars Amanohashidate Winery A scenic winery with an on-site restaurant offering panoramic views of Amanohashidate. See More
Aichi Western Restaurants Spaghetti House So-Le Experience Nagoya’s iconic spaghetti dish at the very restaurant where it originated—a taste you'll never forget once you've tried it. See More
Aichi Ramen Fuji Ichiban Nishiki Branch A beloved ramen chain representing the vibrant food culture of Nagoya. See More
Aichi Cafés Cafe New Poppy A cafe housed in a traditional warehouse building, preserving the nostalgic charm of a Showa-era coffee shop. See More
Aichi Japanese Cuisine Curry Udon Specialty Shop Senkichi – Winc Aichi Branch A curry udon specialty restaurant serving creamy udon that beautifully highlights the rich flavors of its broth. See More
Aichi Japanese Cuisine Wakashachiya Nagoya Station Esca Branch Conveniently located near Nagoya Station, this casual spot serves one of Nagoya's classic comfort foods—curry udon. See More
