While this park at the base of Mt. Fuji offers year-round fun, May is the best season for blooming flowers.
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A new product on the market contains concentrate to make two of Japan’s most popular popsicles at home.
There are no Krabby Patties to be found inside but plenty of other useful nautical nonsense.
Keep them in the kitchen or throw them in a bag–these toys also serve as functionally cute souvenirs to bring home.
Thanks to the experience and a new oshi, 25 years of mother-daughter conflict began to evaporate in seconds.
We buy clothes at Japan’s only Uniqlo location specializing in reused and remade clothing.
A new line of tea tablets uses the family crests of six famous samurai clans from Japan’s Sengoku era along with uniquely selected flavors for each.
This may be the only time in known human history when a six-pack was achieved using carbs.
The remastered and re-released theatrical feature is back in Japanese theaters for a limited time to celebrate its 40th anniversary.
Our Dragon Ball enthusiast reporter transforms into his version of the Prince of all Saiyans and may still be running to this day.
The dish is unique in that all parts of the seri plant are consumed–leaves, stems, and roots included.
A trip that was meant to be pleasantly nostalgic resulted in a big shock, but also came with a silver, spicy lining.
Here are the most popular picks for cherry blossom-viewing in both eastern and western Japan, based on bookings.
The Tenbou-Park Sakura Festival in Ikebukuro’s popular Sunshine City shopping complex promises a sneeze and itchy eyes-free flower-viewing experience.
Our stay at a great hotel in the heart of Tokyo with a big Japanese-style bath, sauna, and great breakfasts.