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Exploring the best washoku (Japanese cuisine) meals in Japan

Washoku is a category of food that refers to the traditional set meals trademarked by Japanese cuisine. These 5 washoku meals are a must-try!

The Butler Wharf cafe is a dream come true for chocolate lovers! Located in Sapporo’s Shiroi Koibito Park, it’s a great place to indulge.

Kyoto is a great place to explore interesting and authentic cafes, whether you’re looking for a good coffee, some breakfast, or a work desk.

From cheesy matcha toppings to corn and mayo delights, pizza in Japan definitely invites creativity and imagination of flavors!

It’s the three K’s of South Japan – Katsuyama Park, Kokura Castle, and Kitakyushu! In essence, they all refer to the same beautiful place.

Cafe / Food / Kyoto

Known for their premium egg on toast sets, specialty coffee, and soothing matchas, SAGAN Cafe is the best hybrid breakfast joint in Kyoto!

From coffee-flavored ice cream to drinkable tiramisus, these are my top five favorite coffee treats in Japan!

Coffee, egg toasties, and a stable Wi-Fi connection are all you need to get your best work done at this Holly’s Cafe store in Kyoto!

While most people glamorize Kyoto’s Shijo Street and Nishiki Market, amazing shopping streets like Fushimi Otesuji go unnoticed!

Offering beautiful floral exhibits, natural scenery, and a tranquil atmosphere, Kyoto Botanical Gardens is the perfect place to de-stress.

In the heart of Tokyo’s luxurious city of Roppongi, ANA Intercontinental is serving up a 5-class buffet at their Cascade Cafe.

In the endless competitive world of Japanese coffee shops, Komeda’s Coffee stands out for its unique services and world-class baked goods.