Students let a local agricultural product shine by partnering with a 215-year-old sweets maker for a new take on a classic Japanese treat.
Nagasaki
Kakuni pork manju in three colors with Super Mario-themed power-up item designs?! Let’s-a go!
It’s not Turkish, and even the rice plays a minor role, but it’s a meal beloved by locals that always sees a clean plate at the end of the meal.
Designed to let foreign goods in while keeping foreign ideas out, this Nagasaki neighborhood is one of the most historically significant places in Japan.
The only thing better than a nationwide ice cream tour is doing it without leaving the city.
One of the few places in Japan where you’ll see families setting off fireworks at the cemetery.
Our reporter returns to a place of her childhood that’s still going strong after decades of operation.
It’s the perfect weekend getaway for Nagasaki locals…and the perfect place to add to a visitor’s itinerary!
We thought we knew everything that was on the menu, but there was one dish that surprised us.




































































