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Here are some Japanese phrases to remember when ordering or paying for meals during your trip to Japan. Feel free to use this article in the restaurant and point out the phrases you want to say. Arrival and seating When you arrive at a restaurant, use these phrases to get seated comfortably: Excuse me: すみません。 (sumimasen) I have a reservation:…

Takeshita Street, nestled in the heart of Tokyo’s vibrant Harajuku district, is a shopper’s paradise bursting with quirky, stylish, and fashion-forward items. Famous for its colorful and eclectic vibe, it’s the perfect place to pick up unique souvenirs that reflect Japan’s playful and trendsetting culture. Whether you’re in search of kawaii accessories, bold fashion statements, or one-of-a-kind trinkets, Takeshita Street…

Originally cherished as a beverage, matcha has now found its way into various dishes beyond just drinks. At “Yanagi Chaya ecute Ueno,” located in Ueno, Tokyo, you can experience that matcha evolution by enjoying it in the form of sweets such as tiramisu and soft-serve ice cream. Melty and creamy “Uji Matcha Tiramisu” served in a traditional wooden Japanese sake…