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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Rice robot serves free refills at Japanese set meal restaurant

The Book of Five Rings author, Miyamoto Musashi, has a part to play in the company’s history.

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Tokyo Ramen Show seeks to find the country’s best regional noodles

Vote for your favourite ramen at this special event in Tokyo.

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Tokyo government building serves local school lunch to public in Japanese cafeteria

If you’ve ever wondered what a Japanese school lunch tastes like, you’ll want to head to this hidden gem.

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How to use Japan’s new self-checkout supermarket carts

Will smart trolleys and mobile scanners soon become the norm across Japan? 

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Maid street in Akihabara gets a new vending machine that’s sweeter than usual

An assassin has infiltrated the famous otaku neighbourhood in Tokyo.

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Doai Station: The deepest station in Japan is also one of the scariest, like a video game dungeon

This underground fortress isn’t dubbed “Japan’s No. 1 Mole Station” for nothing.

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Meat Butler goes viral for space-age yakiniku train system

We try it in real life to see if it’s as good as it looks in TikTok videos.

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Which sauce goes best with the new shrimp nuggets from McDonald’s Japan?

The Puripuri Ebi Purio needs a flavour boost, so we get creative with the sauces.

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We try the new Japanese trauma curries in Japan

Will this turn out to be a traumatic experience?

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We test the limits of a Starbucks customisation with Japan’s new Osatsu Butter Frappuccino

Taking things to the extreme, but will it pay off in the end?

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Does the Blue Mt Fuji Curry taste as terrifying as it looks?

We go on a trek to conquer this mountain of curry, and end up learning something in the process.

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Studio Ghibli releases watercolour greeting card collection featuring artwork from anime movies

Beautiful new range comes with director’s penned notes and the signature of Hayao Miyazaki. 

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The two best Tsukimi Moon-Viewing burgers in Japan for 2023

Find out which two chains are the ones to visit when the moon rises on this special festival day.

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We get a taste of Starbucks Japan’s new coffees and sweets, including one that’s here to stay

From moussed lattes to matcha mochi balls, this collection is filled with surprising flavours.

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Onigiri Bread from Japanese convenience store chain changes everything we know about rice balls

And that’s not all — there’s a curry bread rice cake coming too. 

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Ramen restaurant in Akihabara serves two different types of noodles in one bowl

A “third type of ramen” appears in Japan. 

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Hoisu: The phantom Japanese sake that can’t be purchased in stores

A unique, hard-to-find drink only ordered by those in the know at some izakaya taverns.

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“Infinite Destroyer”: The Japan-exclusive Subway sub available at only one unique branch in Tokyo

In a country where roast beef is rare, this is a gem of a find.

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The story behind “the most hopeful ramen bar in the world”

 Solving the mystery of the “world’s most hectic noodles” from Human Beings Everybody Noodles. 

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Death Spray from Japan causes buzz online for powerful ability to cut ties with bad energy

Spray it at work and the company is doomed, spray it on the desk of a colleague and they’ll be transferred…this is a spray that’s not to be messed with.

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