Oct 27 (Abroad in Japan) - Japan's incredible food is the envy of the world. We hit up 12 legendary restaurants with 12 mouthwatering dishes.
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Japan’s position on its handling of World Cultural Heritage sites, including Gunkanjima (Battleship Island) in Nagasaki City, has been upheld by the UNESCO World Heritage Committee, which rejected South Korea’s demand for a renewed review of Japan’s efforts.
A major eruption occurred at Shinmoedake, part of the Kirishima mountain range straddling Miyazaki and Kagoshima prefectures, marking the volcano’s first eruption in seven years. The eruption came as a series of earthquakes continued in the Tokara Islands.
While visiting Mongolia, the Emperor of Japan toured a water facility in Ulaanbaatar that receives support from Japan.
As Japan's Upper House election approaches, party leaders debated whether restrictions should be placed on foreign property ownership. Amid soaring housing prices—especially in Tokyo where secondhand condominium prices now exceed 100 million yen—seven of the eight major political parties expressed support for some form of regulation on foreign homebuyers.
The Emperor and Empress have arrived in Mongolia for their first official visit to the country as Japan’s imperial couple.
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Familiar with the grand Tokyo Station entrance? That is Marunouchi. Placed in the heart of Tokyo, it is the town’s finest financial district. Think about the infamous New York’s Wall Street… but in Tokyo. So, what’s good there? (Japan by Food)
This huge Japanese school has a huge cafeteria that feeds over 2200 Japanese High School and Junior High School students during lunch time. It's a massive effort to feed that many hungry students during lunch time. (Japanese Food Craftsman)
Ever been to Sushiro, Japan’s beloved conveyor belt sushi chain? Most people go for the classic tuna, salmon, or shrimp — but today, we’re doing something different. (TabiEats)
Just one train stop away from Shibuya is Daikanyama, one of Tokyo’s most stylish neighborhoods, according to locals, and home to trendy brand stores and cafes. Some even refer to it as the Brooklyn of Tokyo… but how’s that? (Japan by Food)
Forget the high-end Ginza you’ve heard of! In this video, we visit three local shopping streets in Tokyo—each with "Ginza" in their name, but full of daily life, delicious food, and hidden charm.
At first glance many guess Yakuza, but this fully tatted chef's passion is all about Wagyu beef and cooking up delicious T-Bone steaks for his customers and putting on a show for the guests of his restaurant. (Japanese Food Craftsman)
If you’re visiting Okinawa, don’t skip the street food in Naha! In this video, we explore the best local eats along Kokusai Dori and the surrounding streets. From traditional Okinawan snacks to sweet treats and local specialties, this is a street food tour you don’t want to miss. (TabiEats)
Rice prices remain high, and the effects of the "Reiwa Rice Crisis" are being felt beyond just the staple rice consumed in daily meals.