This breathtaking spectacle includes, beef, desserts, hot dishes, drinks, and a special grill experience, but it requires some insider expertise to properly wade through.
seafood
A Japanese diner shares their take on the kaisendon restaurant that’s exploded in popularity amongst overseas tourists.
Yakiuo Ishikawa Ginza Rinkaro serves up a very unique crossover of meat and seafood traditions.
This charming town on the Sea of Japan coast is a great place to dive into a local culinary culture without massive tourist crowds.
Japan’s per-person fish consumption has dropped by almost 50 percent in just a generation.
Relaxing baths and an all-you-can-eat seafood buffet combine to satisfy both your body and mind.
Kako to Kai enthralls our reporter who just might have been a sea otter in his former life.
Gorgeous features make this more like an Edo theme park than a conveyor belt sushi restaurant.





































































