Fukuoka Japanese Cuisine Karo No Uron A classic restaurant since 1882, famous for its rich and irresistible dashi broth. See More
Sapporo Japanese Cuisine Kanikuidokoro Kanikosen Nijo Fish Market Branch A crab specialty restaurant near Nijo Fish Market where you can enjoy the freshest crab dishes. See More
Sapporo Ramen Sumire Nakanoshima Main Branch A renowned miso ramen shop boasting top-tier popularity in the highly competitive ramen scene of Sapporo. See More Related Articles Sapporo’s SUMIRE ramen is ramen worth waiting in line for! If you ask around Sapporo City for advice on where to find the best ramen, you’re almost sure to hear the name SUMIRE.
Sapporo’s SUMIRE ramen is ramen worth waiting in line for! If you ask around Sapporo City for advice on where to find the best ramen, you’re almost sure to hear the name SUMIRE.
Sapporo Japanese Cuisine Sushidokoro Keiran Known for its signature "Keiran-don" featuring 14 types of seafood toppings, this sushi restaurant offers a wide variety of fresh seafood dishes. See More
Kumamoto Japanese Cuisine Umazakura Kumamoto Shimotori A dining spot where you can savor high-quality horse meat through a variety of dishes, including sashimi and creative cuisine. See More
Shizuoka Japanese Cuisine Osakana Donburi Shop Near Atami Station A specialty shop where you can enjoy 12 luxurious seafood rice bowls made with seafood caught in nearby waters. See More
Shizuoka Japanese Cuisine Monzen no Megumi Tairagi A restaurant and shop facility attached to the Nihondaira Ropeway Station. See More
Mie Japanese Cuisine Sushi Kyu Regional delights await at this long-established sushi restaurant in Ise. See More Related Articles 30 Things to Do in Mie Mie Prefecture is home to many spiritually significant sites, such as Ise Jingu, one of Japan's premier power spots, and the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage route, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The picturesque scenery, surrounded by both sea and mountains, is sure to soothe your soul. Additionally, you can enjoy delicious gourmet dishes made from the bounty of the land and sea. Why not visit Mie for a trip that will recharge both your mind and body?
30 Things to Do in Mie Mie Prefecture is home to many spiritually significant sites, such as Ise Jingu, one of Japan's premier power spots, and the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage route, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The picturesque scenery, surrounded by both sea and mountains, is sure to soothe your soul. Additionally, you can enjoy delicious gourmet dishes made from the bounty of the land and sea. Why not visit Mie for a trip that will recharge both your mind and body?
Kyoto Japanese Cuisine Kyoto Gion Hikohachi Conveniently located near Yasaka Shrine, this restaurant offers seasonal fresh seafood at reasonable prices. See More
Tochigi Light Meals Belles Fleurs Enjoy one-of-a-kind bread that you won't find anywhere else. See More
Tochigi Meat Dishes Steak House Juraku Main Branch Local-sourced Wagyu and exceptional pricing at this steakhouse directly run by a local butcher shop. See More
Kyoto Japanese Cuisine Okaku en Enjoy kaiseki cuisine in a Taisho-era building while overlooking a Japanese garden crafted by a master landscaper. See More
Ueno, Nippori Meat Dishes Meat no Ohyama Ueno Store Heaping plates meet wallet-friendly prices at this hit restaurant run by a meat wholesaler. See More
Iwate Ramen Pairon Honten The birthplace of Morioka’s famous jajamen, this iconic shop has been serving its signature dish for over 70 years. See More
Mie Japanese Cuisine Okage Yokocho Wakamatsuya Enjoy freshly handmade kamaboko crafted by skilled artisans. See More
Aoyama, Omotesando, Harajuku Cafés Banana no Kamisama Harajuku Takeshita Street Store Enjoy a healthy lifestyle with our deliciously sweet domestic banana smoothies. See More Related Articles How to Enjoy Takeshita Street: A Trendy Hotspot for Kawaii Culture Known as the birthplace of “Kawaii culture,” Takeshita Street is where trendsetting fashion and must-try street food come together. In recent years, it has become a top sightseeing spot not only for young locals, but also for many visitors to Japan. If it’s your first time on Takeshita Street, here are the classic ways to enjoy it, plus carefully selected shopping spots and the best grab-and-go eats.
How to Enjoy Takeshita Street: A Trendy Hotspot for Kawaii Culture Known as the birthplace of “Kawaii culture,” Takeshita Street is where trendsetting fashion and must-try street food come together. In recent years, it has become a top sightseeing spot not only for young locals, but also for many visitors to Japan. If it’s your first time on Takeshita Street, here are the classic ways to enjoy it, plus carefully selected shopping spots and the best grab-and-go eats.
Aoyama, Omotesando, Harajuku Cafés TOTTI CANDY FACTORY Harajuku A Harajuku sweet sensation known for its giant size and cute, colorful appearance. See More
Osaka Japanese Cuisine Dashi Chazuke En at Eki Marche Shin-Osaka A luxurious take on Japanese fast food, made with carefully selected ingredients. See More
Osaka Japanese Cuisine Maido Ookini Shokudo Chuo Ichiba Shokudo Enjoy the flavors of the market with top-notch ingredients at an unbeatable price in this casual dining spot. See More
