Travelers love Sumiyoshi’s kishimen, but there’s a way to skip the long line and get a better deal on your meal.
Nagoya
New stores add a fresh taste and aroma to high-speed travel on Japan’s busiest bullet train route.
One of Japan’s most popular dessert mascots is set to go with you as you tap through ticket gates.
Local sweets-fan favorite serves as inspiration for one of two donuts not available anywhere else in the world.
Nagoya’s otaku district has a new center for idols, idol fans, and idol fans who want to feel like an idol.
Data suggests that a relative lack of live music and performances is a contributing factor as to why many young people move to Tokyo or Osaka.
Japanese anime theme park opens its doors to non-ticket holders with a special application system.







































































