Japanese desserts
Tokyo cafe finds a way to use natto’s sticky texture to create a dessert like Turkish ice cream.
A Beatle and a Nobel Prize-winning writer is just the start of what makes Iwata Coffee Shop so famous.
Has the brand improved on their first release, when its decorations looked more like Chinese food?
Journey from the north to south of the country with this collection of rare, region-exclusive ice creams.
Taste the clouds on your tongue and float away to a better place in the heart of the capital.
The addition of pounded sticky rice makes this new creation taste like a traditional Japanese daifuku sweet.
Totoro and Ponyo are waiting for you to eat them at this beautiful Hayao Miyazaki-endorsed cafe.