Foods in English I’ve never tasted mackerel like this! It’s like the sea’s prosciutto~ Cold-smoked mackerel~
I thought it was mackerel, but I was shocked when I tasted it. This is no ordinary mackerel!!! When you catch the faint,...
Foods in English
Foods in English 
Foods in English How about a special, premium brownie? ~Ginza Hesire Brownie~
日本語版When it comes to brownies, they're usually delicious! But I've encountered a brownie that stands head and shoulders ...
Foods in English If you want to eat paella in Marunouchi, try Bar de España Muy Tokyo!
日本語版I wanted to eat paella in Marunouchi, so I looked around and found a very stylish Spanish restaurant. I visited with...
Foods in English Marshmallow x soda, a fun snack with a new texture! ~Maroshu Ramune flavor~
日本語版Recently, I came across a mysterious candy called “Maroshu” that resembles marshmallow gummy candy. It seems to be q...
Foods in English While you are in Japan, why not enjoy “Shonan Cheese Pie”
日本語版Delicious sweets quickly become popular nationwide. So, you can buy anywhere in Japan. Good and bad. However, Shonan...
Foods in English While you are in Japan, why not enjoy “Okayama Roll” – Four delicious flavors of Okayama prefecture packed into one –
日本語版Okayama Prefecture has many delicious foods. This roll cake, packed with those delicious flavors, is a taste of blis...
Foods in English While you are in Japan, why not enjoy lovely lunch at the “Seafood & Tapas LUBINA” – in Hibiya Midtown
日本語版Seafood & Tapas LUBINA is a casual Spanish restaurant located on the restaurant in Hibiya Midtown's 2nd floor. It ha...
Foods in English Let’s eat a Special Ramen!! #15~Men Kurama~
日本語版We found a very elegant ramen restaurant in Saitama! There is a teppan/kaiseki restaurant nearby called “Kurama,” b...
Foods in English While you are in Miyako Island, why not visit Seasky Hakuai?-tour #138-
日本語版I was amazed at the distance of fish and the clarity of the sea in Miyako Island! It is a natural aquarium. We board...
Foods in English While you are in Japan, why not enjoy the thinnest Japanese confectionery “Matsukaze”, thickness only 1.2mm!
日本語版Founded in 1897, “Matsukaze” is a traditional confectionery in Kikuchi City, Kumamoto Prefecture. Shokanji Maruho is...