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Budget Dining in Tokyo: Checking Out Stamina Taro NEXT, Japan’s Next-Level All-You-Can-Eat Buffet!

Okubo / Takadanobaba All You Can Eat

All-you-can eat is an amazing concept. Recently, especially hotel buffets offering various delicacies have become popular in Japan among both old and young alike! While hotels are nice, they’re not exactly a casual place to simply stop by. That’s where Stamina Taro takes the stage. The restaurant offers an amazing all-you-can-eat experience for little money and outstanding flavors!

Running in Japan: See the sights and stay fit in locally made wear!

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Tokyo Day Trips: 10 Spots to Explore Just 1 to 2 Hours Away from Tokyo!

Mt. Fuji Forests & Mountains
When to See Mt. Fuji? The Best Time and Season When Japan’s Iconic Mountain is Visible!

Mt. Fuji Landscapes
Dining, entertainment and more! A close look at the New Chitose Airport Terminal Building (Part 2 - Facilities)

Sapporo / Chitose Gift Shops
Miso mania! Checking out 3 incredible miso ramen shops in Sapporo

Sapporo / Chitose Ramen
Checking Out Japanese Food Culture at the Real Izakaya Nobu - Now Open at Tokyo's Asakusa Samurai Stall!

Asakusa Other Japanese Food
January Weather: 7-day Forecast for Tokyo and Japan (And What to Wear for the Season!)

Tokyo Station Winter

Must-Try Local Cuisine when you visit Hakodate!

Hakodate Western-style Food

Hakodate is famous for its shio ramen and squid, but it also offers a rich selection of local dishes loved by local residents from the earliest times. One such place is Lucky Pierrot, a hamburger chain that originally got its start in Hakodate. You should definitely try one of their burgers at least once. Other types of cuisine, such as Western and curry, are also available, so when you go to Hakodate check out the menus of places where you would like to eat!

Top 10 Home, Kitchen, and Travel Goods from Japan’s Lifestyle Brand MUJI

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NEWoMan Shinjuku’s Amazing Food Court: Savor Delectable Dishes from Early in the Morning ‘til Late at Night!

Shinjuku Other Restaurants
Next to Japan’s Majestic Mountain: Kawaguchiko Cafes with Incredible Views of Mt. Fuji!

Mt. Fuji Other Cafes and Sweets
Top 5 Otaru-Style Cafés Selected by Locals

Otaru Other Cafes and Sweets
Tokyo’s Gorgeous Christmas Cakes of 2018, Fresh from Gransta at Tokyo Station! (Sold from November 12 to December 25, 2018)

Tokyo Station Cakes
Character merch, toys & more! Visiting Kiddy Land Harajuku, Tokyo's incredible toy store

Harajuku Other Shopping

[MOVIE] DRUM TAO’S MANGEKYO – a Kaleidoscope of Taiko Drums

Shinagawa Shows

Japan’s traditional drums, taiko, conquered video games, modern pop music, and stages all over the world alike. Ranging from small to so big that they tower over whoever plays them, taiko drums have held an important place in Japanese culture ever since the 6th century. One group, however, has taken the traditional art of taiko drumming and adapted it to the global style of the 21st century in the most fascinating fashion imaginable. Meet DRUM TAO and their Martial Art of Drumming!

Kurayami Gohan – Experiencing the Dinner in the Dark

Asakusa Culture Experience
Learn the Art of Flower Arrangement at Ohara School of Ikebana

Harajuku Other Traditional Arts
[MOVIE]Shodo Calligraphy: What would you write for luck in the New Year?

Odaiba Traditional Paintings
[MOVIE] A Japanese Drum Experience at TAIKO-LAB

Shibuya Other Sightseeing
[MOVIE] Navigating Virtual Airspace with Skyart JAPAN

Shinagawa Adventure Activities
[MOVIE] Wear an Authentic Kimono in Tokyo’s Most Traditional Neighborhood!

Asakusa Culture Experience

Your Japan Adventure Continues At The Airport: The Ultimate Guide to Shopping and Dining at Haneda Airport!

Haneda Other Restaurants

Not ready to say “Sayonara” to Japan? The shops, restaurants and facilities at Haneda Airport International Departure and Arrival Lobby are a great way to experience Japanese culture and cuisine one final time before heading home. This guide will introduce you to the best restaurants at Edo Market on the 4th Floor as well as to the best spots for last-minute gift and souvenir shopping.

Kichijoji – Explore Tokyo’s Top-Rated Stylish Suburb in Half a Day!

Kichijoji Other Sightseeing
Must-Try Before You Ride the Rails! Sapporo Station Top 10 Boxed Lunches

Sapporo / Chitose Other Restaurants
Japanese Coins - Making the Most of Your Trip Without Wasting Any Yen

Tokyo Station
The Complete Guide to Haneda Airport Arrival Lobby

Haneda Other Sightseeing
All of This is “Made in Japan?” 15 Super-Convenient Things Invented in Japan!
Touring Tokyo's Asakusa Area with Kids: Essential Guide, Tips & Recommended Food Spots!

Asakusa Old Towns (Shitamachi)

How to Make Bento for Beginners: 3 Big Rules and Easy Tips & Tricks!

Asakusa Bento

Bento boxes have become almost as famous as sushi and ramen, gaining a reputation as a healthy lunch on the go that is packed with nutrients, properly balanced, and colorful to look at. The task of making your very own bento may seem daunting at first – they look so great, it surely takes a lot of time and effort! However, that doesn’t have to be the case. Everyone can make their very own bento creation by following a few basic guidelines that turn your on-the-go lunch into a bento box!

Asking Japanese Expats: How Do Cities Around the World Compare to Tokyo?

Tokyo Station Other Sightseeing
Hokkaido Tour: Visiting Northern Daichi Aquarium, the World's First ‘Freezing Aquarium’!

Abashiri Other Amusement
Ekiben Excellence: Japan's Most Fascinating Train Station Bentos!

Tokyo Station Bento
Beyond the Guidebook: 5 Expats Share Their Favorite Halloween Traditions in Japan!

Tokyo Station Autumn
Asking People From 5 Different Countries: The Biggest Culture Shocks of Japan!
Inked: What is it like to Travel Japan with Tattoos?

Tokyo Station

Ultimate How-To: Planning Your Dream Vacation To Japan!

Tokyo Station Autumn

From culturally rich history, to cutting-edge technology, to foodie-worthy cuisine; Japan truly has something for everyone. It should come as no surprise then that it is currently rated as one of the most visited countries in the world. The number of tourists coming to Japan has grown steadily year after year, with 29 million visitors in 2017 and even more expected throughout 2018. With tourism at an all-time high, how can you prepare in advance to make the most out of your vacation to Japan?