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Where to Eat the BEST WAGYU Beef in Japan

Mar 15 (News On Japan) - One of my all time favorite Japan foods is Wagyu, Japanese Beef, AKA, Japan’s legendary rich, marbled, buttery flavored, melt in your mouth beef experience.

But with so many restaurants in Japan claiming to have the best Wagyu, how do you know where to go? Well, look no further than this video as I’m going share with you my favorite Wagyu Japanese Beef spots in Tokyo as well some of my secrets on how I find these places on your own. So whether you're visiting Tokyo for the first time or even if you live here, by the end of this video, you’ll know exactly how and where to go to get your Wagyu fix. From high-end Yakiniku courses to hidden gems that only locals know about. Get ready, loosen your belts as I’m taking you on a journey through Tokyo’s Wagyu Wonderland!

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