Category: Food
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Tsukiji Outer Market: Tokyo’s Food Town
Tsukiji Outer Market offers traditional Japanese foods, wholesale and retail shops, and ready-to-eat bite-sized delights.
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Miura Peninsula: Beaches, Seafood, and Scenic Adventures
Miura Peninsula offers beaches, fresh seafood, hiking trails, and scenic cycling routes, all with stunning views of Mt. Fuji.
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Sapporo’s Soul Food: Soup Curry
Sapporo’s soup curry is a spicy, customizable dish featuring fresh Hokkaido vegetables and unique soup bases. Discover its charm and top restaurants.
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Kakigori: Japan’s Shaved Ice Tradition
Kakigori is Japan’s shaved ice dessert, known for its fluffy texture, unique flag, and diverse flavors.
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DIY Smoothies at Japan’s 7-Eleven
Japan’s 7-Eleven offers DIY smoothie machines for freshly blended drinks. Affordable and quick, it’s a hit among locals and tourists.
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Sapporo: A Ramen Lover’s Paradise
Sapporo, the birthplace of miso ramen, offers a rich ramen culture with diverse broths, iconic noodles, and must-visit spots like Ramen Yokocho.
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Tsukiji Outer Market: Tokyo’s Food Hub
Tsukiji Outer Market blends wholesale and retail shops, offering ready-to-eat sushi and smaller portions for visitors.
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Nishiki Market: Kyoto’s Historic Culinary Hub
Nishiki Market in Kyoto offers 130 vendors along a narrow 400-meter lane, blending history with culinary tradition.
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Fukuoka’s Yatai Stalls: A Culinary Landmark
Fukuoka’s yatai stalls offer street food, communal seating, and a lively atmosphere, with locations like Nakasu Island showcasing this unique culinary tradition.
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Kawagoe: Saitama’s Historic Edo Town
Kawagoe in Saitama offers Edo-period charm with traditional architecture, cultural festivals, delicious street food, and unique shopping opportunities.
