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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Mister Donut unveils new sakura doughnuts for cherry blossom season 2026

Proof that hanami flower-viewing season is a delicious time of year in Japan.

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Studio Ghibli now sells Ursula’s backpack from Kiki’s Delivery Service at its anime shop in Japan

Channel the cool confidence of a Ghibli character with a real-world bag…that comes with a giant price tag.

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7-Eleven Japan now sells bagels…cooked in bamboo steamers

Like a bagel masquerading as a Chinese steamed bun.

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Starbucks Japan has a limited-edition candle…that hasn’t sold out yet

Does this mean the candle isn’t any good? 

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Is Starbucks Japan’s new Hinamatsuri Girls’ Day Frappuccino suitable for adults?

Tiny Frappuccino is designed for young girls, so we find out if it’s too sweet for adults. 

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Starbucks Japan unveils new sakura cherry blossom collection for hanami season 2026

Sakura is usually associated with the colour pink, so why is this collection so blue?

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Lawson adds doughnuts to its convenience store sweets range, but are they good enough to go viral?

A new convenience store sweet…but you need to be lucky to find it.

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Viral Japanese cheesecake from Osaka has a lesser known rival called Aunt Wanda

Move aside, Uncle Rikuro – Aunt Wanda is here to steal your fluffy souffle crown, without the raisins.

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The best Hobonichi diaries, covers and stationery for 2026

It’s not too late to get organised with One Piece, Tomie, Mother, and Tamagotchi at your fingertips.

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Ramen for 99 yen?!? Best value-for-money noodles found at unlikely chain in Japan

Not many people know about it, but there’s a way to get ramen for just 64 cents in Japan.

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Potama serves up epic rice balls like no other, and there’s only one store in Tokyo

Soul food from a tropical island, made fresh in the capital. 

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Family Mart ups its convenience store food game with special burger from beef bowl chain Matsuya

Limited-edition release is quickly attracting attention online.

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Japan’s craziest burger chain takes menchi katsu to new extreme levels

We find out what gives the Naughty Menchi Katsu Burger its unusual name. 

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Drift ice in Japan is a disappearing winter miracle you need to see now

A trip on the Aurora icebreaker boat takes you to the southernmost point where the ocean freezes.

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Which convenience store onigiri rice balls are the most popular? Survey reveals surprising results

There’s one rice ball that everyone chooses at Lawson, 7-Eleven, Mini Stop and Family Mart in Japan.

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Starbucks Japan releases first-ever Hinamatsuri Girls’ Day Frappuccino

New mini-size Frappuccino caters to girls and the traditional doll’s festival that honours them.

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Yakuzen ramen restaurant in Tokyo is very different to a yakuza ramen restaurant

This tonkotsu ramen has medicinal benefits that can boost your energy after a long day of sightseeing.

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Starbucks Japan adds new sakura Frappuccino and cherry blossom drinks to the menu

Limited-edition spring drinks make their way to Starbucks, but are they worth buying? 

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Japan has trams that say “sorry” while they ride around town…but why?

Gomen means sorry in Japanese, but in this town you’ll see it written on the streetcar destination displays.  

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What’s up with the secret basement at this Japanese train station?

There’s one level in this underground dungeon that can only be seen, but not accessed, by the public.

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