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Want some great ramen in Akihabara? Then head to this…karaoke joint?!?
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Casey Baseel
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Häagen-Dazs Japan’s new green tea honey toast dessert has us ready to sing with joy
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Casey Baseel
May 25, 2019
The masters of matcha ice cream treats mix traditional anmitsu toppings with one of modern Japan’s favorite desserts.
This Tokyo ramen is served in -110-degree Fahrenheit container to help you beat the summer heat
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Casey Baseel
Aug 4, 2018
A tiny capybara bathes in a piece of toast at karaoke parlors across Tokyo
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Michelle Lynn Dinh
Oct 11, 2013
Even if you can’t make it out to the Izu Shaboten Zoo in Shizuoka Prefecture, you can still see a capybara take a bath at karaoke joints across Tokyo thanks to Pasela, a chain of high-class karaoke parlors. When it comes down to it, their “Capybara-san Honey Toast” is basically just an entire loaf of bread with some sugary toppings, but that cute little capybara face might inspire you to get one for the shear cuteness of it all.
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