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Tokyo’s 銀座 Ginza and 新橋 Shimbashi districts, although located adjacently, represent two very different facets of Japan’s bustling capital city. Ginza, with its high-end shopping and sophisticated dining, offers a taste of Tokyo’s modern side, while still retaining its traditional roots through longstanding department stores. In contrast, the business and entertainment district of Shimbashi exudes a more down-to-earth atmosphere, featuring…
Matcha, the finely powdered green tea used in traditional Japanese tea ceremonies, has become a popular ingredient in sweets across Japan. In Tokyo, you can find a variety of matcha-infused treats, from creamy desserts to delicate pastries, that highlight the rich, slightly bitter flavor of this iconic tea. Whether you’re a matcha enthusiast or trying it for the first time,…
“Shuzen Honohomare Nishi-Shinjuku” (referred to hereunder as “Shuzen Honohomare”) in Shinjuku, Tokyo is a restaurant with the innovative concept of “celebrating rice as the main star of a meal.” Here, you can enjoy dishes accompanied by rice cooked in traditional iron hot pots or earthenware, along with carefully selected Japanese sake. Each and every dish is prepared to enhance the…