Oona McGee

Half-Japanese Oona McGee hails from Sydney, Australia, where she worked as a journalist and copywriter before making the move to Japan over a decade ago. Now she spends her days exploring the streets of Tokyo with her laptop and camera, always in search of new cafes, restaurants, events and stories to share with our readers. As an experienced food and travel reporter, Oona has travelled extensively through all 47 prefectures of Japan, and is constantly researching new destinations and drawing up itineraries for her next adventure.

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Starbucks releases a dragon latte containing Japanese pepper in Japan

New zodiac drink is fiery in many ways.

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Catch trendy Pokémon at Harajuku’s Takeshita Street for a limited time

Happy Winter event gives us Pokémon like we’ve never seen them before.

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Free alcohol and curry make this cheap capsule hotel near Shinjuku Station a great place to stay

A whole load of free perks await you just seconds away from the station.

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Starbucks Japan releases a sticky rice and roasted green tea Frappuccino for New Year

Three new drinks pay homage to sweet Japanese traditions. 

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Daruma Man: The Japanese gacha capsule toy series we never knew we needed

Here to help you with the heavy work of making all your wishes come true.  

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Osaka hotel has amazing all-you-can-eat takoyaki and kushikatsu breakfast buffet

Start the day with a street food buffet!

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Flying Totoro appears in new Studio Ghibli x Foxfire collection

Snuggle up in magical moments from the anime film.

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New Calcifer and Hin goods go on sale in Japan, most sell out as soon as they’re released

But there’s still a way to get your hands on two of Studio Ghibli’s most popular characters. 

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Porco Rosso punching puppets bring anime rivalry to life in beautiful way

Donald Curtis and Porco Rosso, like you’ve never seen them before. 

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Japanese exam-taking jeans: The luckiest jeans in Japan

Drawing on cool traditional details and the mystical power of kotodama to help you pass any test in style.

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“A secret from Hayao Miyazaki”: Toshio Suzuki draws Totoro anime stamps but keeps it hush-hush

Studio Ghibli co-founder Suzuki wants to keep this a secret between him and us.

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We attempt to buy Starbucks Japan’s 60,000 yen lucky beckoning cat

Manekineko designed to generate prosperity threatens to do the opposite, leaving us with nothing but zekku.

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Matsuya beef bowl fukubukuro lucky bag should be purchased with caution

There’s one downfall to this massive gyudon haul.  

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Japan’s Kanji of the Year for 2023 reveals the worries of Japanese society

A single character says a thousand words.

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Gacha capsule toy machine sells…Japanese rice bags?!

Putting a new spin on the supermarket shop.

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What item would you buy at Uniqlo if you had five minutes and a limitless budget?

Our boss gives us a generous winter bonus, but makes us work for it with a team challenge. 

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7-Eleven Japan’s new Uji Matcha Bavarois keeps an old sweets store’s tradition alive

One of Tokyo’s most famous sweets stores may have closed, but this new dessert honours its legacy.

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How to pull a beer from the can so it tastes like it’s from a keg

Japanese senpai shares a drinking hack to make canned beer taste infinitely better. 

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Checking Amazon Japan’s Bath Salts Fukubukuro Lucky Bag for 2024

How many Japanese bath salts can we get for US$25?

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Enjoy a Japanese tea ceremony in a traditional storehouse

A unique setting for a unique tea ceremony.

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