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Edible culture shock: Our Japanese reporter tries American barbecue for first time【Taste test】
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Casey Baseel
Sep 30, 2023 - Tweet
- USA
- (America • barbecue • COK • culture shock • food • P.K. Sanjun • SNJO • taste test)
Mos Burger brings back moon-viewing and barbecue focaccia sandwiches for autumn season
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Shannon
Sep 4, 2023
- Japan
- (autumn • barbecue • COK • fast food • food • limited menu • Mos Burger • tsukimi • tsukimi burger)
This Tokyo apartment complex lets you paint your room, offers community BBQ and camping gear
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Dale Roll
Sep 17, 2021
- Japan
- (Apartment • apartments • barbecue • camping • communal living • cool • DIY • Japanese apartments • outdoors • social apartments • Tokyo living)
Have a Super Mario Summer with Nintendo’s newest line of outdoor leisure products
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Dale Roll
May 22, 2021
- Japan
- (barbecue • camping • cool • fun • goods • Mario • nintendo • summer • Super Mario • Super Mario Bros. • video games)
We sent Mr. Sato off to Yakiniku Camp, the restaurant where you cook your own food
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Katy Kelly
Jul 27, 2020
- Japan
- (barbecue • coffee • Eating Out • meat • Mr. Sato • outside cooking • Restaurant • SNJO • Takajima-taira • yakiniku • yakiniku camp)
Yakiniku chain store lets customers enjoy delicious Japanese barbecue together with their dogs
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Koh Ruide
Apr 1, 2019
- Japan
- (barbecue • dog food • dogs • Japanese Restaurant • meat • yakiniku • yakiniku restaurant)
Dragon Ball Super and Japanese barbecue chain Gyukaku offer limited-time tasty collaboration
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Kay
Dec 3, 2018
Wait, is that a Dragon Ball?! You can step into one of over 600 Gyukaku locations in Japan this month to find out what it is — and eat it!
- Japan
- (anime • barbecue • COK • Dragon Ball Super • food • Gyukaku • restaurants)
BBQ bug-free and in style with cute new bug-repellent coil stands, just in time for summer
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Mike
Jun 2, 2016
An online retailer offers stylish new coil stands to keep insects out of your barbecue and impress friends at the same time.
We visit a conveyor belt BBQ offering Japan’s best beef at only a fraction of the price【Pics】
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Jamie Koide
May 21, 2016
Say hello to some the country’s best barbecue, or yakiniku, featuring cuts of highly sought-after Matsusaka beef.
Of course there are outdoor barbecues in Japan, but with very little front or backyard space to work with, the grill and everything that goes on it has been shrunk down. Devoid of any fancy knobs, racks, or even a lid, and easily packed away in a storage shed for use during the summer, these small grills are deceptively simple, but can churn out some delicious grub.
Let’s take a closer look at the tradition of grilling meat outdoors in Japan and we’ll also show you how to enjoy your own Japanese-style barbecue.
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