SNJO (Page 151)
Annual event in Chichibu is worth getting out of the city and venturing into the cold for.
When you hear this term being used on trains, it’s often a euphemism for something more serious.
What happens when we put our faith in a cab driver for local restaurant recommendations in Hokkaido?
The Japanese Internet is buzzing about this mysterious blue cheese, and as usual, we’re ahead of schedule on the weirdness.
In a country where you can buy cheap drinks everywhere, expensive luxuries need to be worth the calories.
Our otaku reporter loves kebabs and wants the food to end up in his mouth, not on his shirt and anime merch.
Our resident blade boy supporter doesn’t need to look at the label to know what flavor her favorite characters are.





































































