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Abura soba is a brothless type of ramen in which the noodles are mixed with a rich, savory sauce instead of soup. Each restaurant uses its own signature tare (sauce), resulting in a deeply flavorful and satisfying bowl that still delivers all the indulgence of ramen—without the broth. Thanks to its unique style, abura soba has long been popular among…

Okinawa is one of the first places that comes to mind when talking about resort destinations in Japan. It’s not just the beautiful natural scenery and historic architecture—Okinawa’s rich local cuisine is also a big part of its lasting appeal. Located near Yūrakuchō Station, “Ginza Washita Shop Honten” (referred to hereafter as “Ginza Washita Shop”) is a place where you…

When traveling in Japan, one of the joys—beyond the scenery and food—is discovering the unique local drinks found in each region. Take Hokkaidō Prefecture, for example, where locally loved guarana drinks line convenience store shelves, or Ehime Prefecture, where juice bursting with the natural sweetness of mikan (mandarin oranges) is especially popular. Each of these beverages reflects the region’s climate…