P.K. Sanjun (Page 3)
A long-buried memory recently resurfaced during our Japanese-language reporter’s annual memorial trip–and he still doesn’t know how to feel about it.
Skipping Hiroshima’s most famous food brought us to a place that both is and isn’t representative of the city.
There’s a legend that ties the origin of this popular dish to one of Japan’s biggest bookstores.
A new type of noodle experience by sauna lovers for sauna lovers…but maybe not for ramen lovers.
There are many quirks to life in the Big Apple, but not all of them are easy to get used to.







































































