Tsujihan

While staying in Tokyo, I found a small restaurant with much popularity called Tsujihan. I was curious to find out the reason why they are so popular, especially since they offer extremely limited menu. We decided to check it out for lunch. We arrived about five minutes before they opened, on Tuesday, and they already […]

Kabuki-za

One experience I always try to have when I am in Japan is Kabuki Theater. My eldest sister took me there every time I visited Japan, and I really enjoyed the entire experience, from the theater, culture, ambiance, and of course, the food.  It was also the time I got to spend a whole day […]

Toriyoshi

There are so many “Izakaya” in Japan, with all different kinds and offerings. There are the kinds that people go with lots of friends for a very fun (and a bit noisy) time, there are the ones where smoking is still permitted, and there are others with a bit more upper class, with dimmed lights […]

Togoshi Ginza

One great thing about Tokyo is that among all those sky scrapers and bright lights, there still are some areas/streets where the old history and tradition remains. Here, you know your neighbors, the mom & pop shops are still the main stores to get groceries and everyday items from, and people still talk to each […]

Komai

One thing about my eldest sister, she is a total, absolute, complete gourmet person. Since she was little, she always cooked up great dishes, from meal to sweets, and she still does that today. So, she knows good food, I mean, REALLY good food. She took me to one of her favorite Soba noodle place, […]