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If you’ve ever traveled in Japan, you have likely been introduced to the convenient and delicious world of 弁当 bento. Whether prepared on your own or bought from a store, bento are a popular and really fun way to try various types of Japanese food, as many small sample-sized dishes are usually stuffed into each of the bento box’s compartments….

Experiencing local food is one of the best ways to understand a region’s culture and its people. While Tokyo is home to countless restaurants, its markets represent the very roots of Japanese food culture. Among them, the Tsukiji and Toyosu fish markets are more than just sightseeing spots—they offer something deeper and more meaningful. Photo for illustrative purposes Tsukiji Market…

Gyōza are one of Japan’s most beloved Chinese-style dishes. These dumplings are made by wrapping pork and vegetables in a thin wheat-flour skin, then pan-frying or steaming. Their toasty aroma and juicy bite win people over everywhere. Though the dish began in China, it has evolved uniquely in Japan and is now enjoyed from home kitchens to specialty shops. In…