Taste-testing Starbucks Japan’s first-ever pineapple dessert drink, plus its peachy companion.
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The oldest shika senbei maker in the city gives us an inside look and a fresh-cooked taste.
Can this Frappuccino capture the flavour of a region famous for deer and the giant Buddha?
This particular style of fish cake dates back to the Edo period (1603-1868) and is made using only three key ingredients.
This autumn staple of Yamagata Prefecture comes to our kitchen in Tokyo with the help of a friend from the region.
One of our own reporters has a go at making a personal Halloween-themed mask for USJ’s newest event.
Our reporter couldn’t make it home to visit Mom and Dad, so she wanted to let them eat her face instead.
Julian Pie Company gives our Japanese sweets fan her first taste of America’s signature dessert.
A formative food fantasy has been made real, and you can get it delivered straight to your door.
Many things go well with coffee, but zesty lime has got to be one of the boldest combinations.
2018 brought us a whole host of delicious iced drinks, but what was the firm Frappucino favorite in our office?