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Yakuzen ramen restaurant in Tokyo is very different to a yakuza ramen restaurant

This tonkotsu ramen has medicinal benefits that can boost your energy after a long day of sightseeing.

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Starbucks Japan adds new sakura Frappuccino and cherry blossom drinks to the menu

Limited-edition spring drinks make their way to Starbucks, but are they worth buying? 

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Cherry blossom mochi lattes arrive at Japan’s Pronto cafe chain to start sakura sweets season

What’s creamy on the outside, jiggly on the inside, and pink and delicious all over? This new sakura dessert drink.

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How to make curry in a rice cooker with zero prep work and no water[Recipe]

Two steps, one piece of cooking equipment, and zero problems.

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We tried six Japanese burger chains’ coffee to test the state of fast food coffee in Japan[Taste test]

In a rare twist, we headed to McDonald’s Japan, Mos Burger, and more without buying a single sandwich, because today we’re all about the beans.

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Crazy-cheap Tokyo lunch: All-you-can-eat curry rice for 220 yen (US$1.40)!

We go looking for faults in this sounds-too-good-to-be-true Ikebukuro offer.

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Is Sapporio’s Snow Festival awesome enough to be worth visiting even if you hate the snow? [Pics]

Can Hokkaido’s annual outdoor art event charm a Tohoku girl who’s always been lukewarm on winter travel?

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Japan has trams that say “sorry” while they ride around town…but why?

Gomen means sorry in Japanese, but in this town you’ll see it written on the streetcar destination displays.  

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The other side of Shibuya Station has a great restaurant for trying tamagokakegohan

It’s worth going against the tourist flow to grab a bite here.

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Legendary pie cafe Anna Miller’s finally returns to Tokyo after three-year absence

Welcome back, Anna (and Anna’s pies)!

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What’s up with the secret basement at this Japanese train station?

There’s one level in this underground dungeon that can only be seen, but not accessed, by the public.

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Tokyo’s best ramen breakfast? Restaurant two minutes from Tokyo Station is a strong contender

Special morning-only ramen is a great way to start your Tokyo day.

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Room 404: What happened when we stayed in an unlucky hotel room in Japan

There’s a reason hotels don’t use this number for their rooms.

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Can you eat lunch in Tokyo for less than 500 yen?

We go in search of the elusive cheap meal to find out what you can eat for US$3.20 in Tokyo. 

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Asakusa’s Yoi no Yoi bar crawl is one of Tokyo’s best local nights out

Just 1,000 yen per stop lets you drink, eat, and mingle with friendly strangers through this historic neighborhood.

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Is a snow day the perfect day to beat the crowds at a popular ramen restaurant? [Experiment]

Restaurant known for numbingly spicy ramen and intimidatingly long lines lures us out in the Tokyo snow.

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Testing Japan’s fluffy mayonnaise pancake cooking hack【SoraKitchen】

Mr. Sato heads to the SoraKitchen with a bowl of pancake batter, a tube of mayo, and a desire to know if, and how, this cooking hack works.

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Satisfy your sweet tooth with cheesecake and more all-you-can-eat sweets at Cheese Garden

This special sweets buffet is easily accessible from Tokyo and is truly baking the world a better place.

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McDonald’s Japan hack: What happens when you put an apple pie inside a Big Mac?

This could be the best idea in the world…or the worst.

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Blowfish-shaped fugu bento appears to celebrate Japan’s Blowfish Day [Taste test]

Yes, fugu can kill you with its poison, but this one might kill us with cuteness.

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