Mr. Sato (Page 20)
Gift shop kimono are almost nothing like the real thing, but can Mr. Sato’s fashion aura transcend national boundaries?
October 31 marked the last day the clothing chain was in business in Japan.
Mr. Sato eats the pancakes that won the heart of one of the most powerful politicians in Japan, but were they worth it?
Mr. Sato is here to tell you everything you need to know about some event going on in Tokyo that supposedly has cars at it.
Mr. Sato follows the lead of trendy teens with a little tapiru time with a giant boba drink.
Japan is known for its crazily expensive fruit, but is the Ruby Roman really worth the exorbitant price tag?
Mr. Sato gets decadent by sustaining himself with caviar while camping in Ginza to try to be the first person in Japan with an iPhone 11.
Wearing this won’t make you already dead, but you might be so embarrassed you’ll wish your head would explode.