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He’s one of the few people in Japan who made it to adulthood without trying one of the country’s most popular festival foods.
Restaurant came up with idea after poll showed majority of people are bothered by dining companions staring at their phones during meals.
Slip your feet into three different styles designed to look like three different types of bullet train.
Five things our reporter noticed after moving from Tokyo’s safest area to its least safe one.
Sushiro’s conveyor belts have been stopped for months, but company president says it’s time to start them again, especially for one group of diners.
Let’s find out if this Tokyo restaurant is a foreign tourist trap or a place that’s truly worth visiting.
We all know Ryogoku is sacred ground for sumo wrestlers, but this is bordering on ridiculous!