Mr. Sato (Page 2)

Want an easy way to eat Christmas turkey in Japan? Mr. Sato finds it, tries turkey for first time

Yes, Japan’s Christmas fried chicken tradition is great too, but if you want turkey, this is a quick, simple, and affordable option.

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Tokyo big eats just got even bigger with massive meat curries at new restaurant chain

Nikumeshi Okamoto rises from the ashes of its predecessor with a new take on Japanese curry.

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The Thanko lucky bag overfloweth with interesting products

Mr. Sato gets way more than he bargained for.

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Wearable heater tube is Mr. Sato’s latest, greatest weird idea for staying warm in winter【Video】

An idea that could only come from the mind of our crack reporter.

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Mr. Sato tries his luck with a lucky bag of mystery underwear

Mama always said life is like a lucky bag of outlet underwear.

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This tiny Tokyo gelato shop serves good cheer as well as delicious homemade desserts

Though the 50-plus original flavors of gelato are definitely a major draw, too!

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Our writers take on the world’s smallest four-player Othello game

The real Othello battle rages within.

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Introducing Nomen: Ramen without the noodles【Taste test】

Is this guilt-free way to “eat” noodles a trend that’s going to catch on?

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Mr. Sato nets himself a uniquely fishy souvenir inside of Tokyo’s major travel hub

You, too, may be able to get your hands on this “Tuna King” when you pass through Tokyo Station.

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Can three inexperienced guys working together beat a NES game from 1987 at Japanese chess?

The classic battle of old man vs old machine

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100-year-old brush shop in Tokyo sells a Japanese body brush that’s painfully good

Mr Sato treats his skin to a beauty product that’s surprisingly painful. 

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Insane Lump of Meat Curry, a.k.a. “Bam! Hearty Tender Meat Curry,” returns to Japan’s CoCo Ichi

Mr. Sato sits down for a literal new level in massively meaty curry rice.

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Expensive Japanese nail clippers: Are they worth it?

Precision quality from a city known for its blacksmithing techniques. 

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Halloween costume idea: Dressing up as the Tokyo neighborhood that banned Halloween parties【Pics】

If we can’t go to Shibuya on Halloween, then we’re going to be Shibuya on Halloween.

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300-year-old Tokyo comb company sells 30,000-yen wooden hair combs—Are they worth it?

And if you’d rather have a 60,000-yen comb, this Asakusa shop has some of those too.

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Mega Yakisoba Pan takes Japanese convenience store food to crazy new places

Convenience store chain’s extreme yakisoba bread is even frightening the locals.

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“Write, Write”: Mr. Sato inspires future writers of Japan with a speech at a local art university

Our reporter shows young and aspiring writers what’s really important.

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Mr. Sato eats banana flower, still isn’t sure what it tastes like, loves it anyway【SoraKitchen】

Sometimes, you don’t need to fully understand something to know that you like it.

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Hida City’s tempura mochi proves that almost anything tastes better as tempura 【SoraKitchen】

Honestly, you had us at mochi.

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Things get heated, violent as we add bath salt to senbero drinking session【Japan’s Best Home Senbero】

A tale of alcohol, vengeance, and reconciliation – all for less than 1,000 yen!

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