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It’s just under an hour train ride from Tokyo, but a trip to the city of 川越 Kawagoe will have travelers feeling like they’ve traveled back in time to the days of early Tokyo. Kawagoe is celebrated for its well-preserved historic district, which has earned it the nickname “Little Edo” due to its resemblance to Tokyo during the Edo period…
Steak is enjoyed all over the world. At “GRALIC” in Tokyo’s cosmopolitan Roppongi neighborhood, the concept is “Awesome Japanese Style Steak,” offering an appealing take on this international favorite. Enjoy the signature “Gralic Steak” with Japanese-style sauces “Gralic Steak,” the restaurant’s signature dish, uses high-quality American beef for a steak that’s both tender and juicy. The aroma of garlic butter…
Tucked into the mountains of central Japan, Shirakawagō is a rare look at Japan’s countryside as it once was. Forests, rivers, and farmland surround the village. What stands out most are the tall, thatched-roof houses known as gasshō-zukuri. They were built to handle heavy snow and still hold their original form today. If this is your first time visiting Japan,…