Fusion of tradition and contemporary styles
This episode is filmed in the most Japanese and Japanese-American populated city in Los Angeles, California. “…
Most foreign visitors to Japan follow a well-worn path: Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, maybe Hiroshima. The north barely…
The first time someone placed a bowl of kakigori in front of me, I almost laughed. It was an enormous, gravity…
I love summer in Japan. The festivals, the food, the energy. But I will not pretend the heat is comfortable. J…
There is a reason the Japanese word for fireworks is hanabi, which literally means “fire flowers.”…
Summer in Japan is not just hot. It is a full sensory overload of taiko drums, lantern-lit streets, and the sm…
.\n\nConcept: \”The Japan travel guide written by someone who actually lives here.\”\nRules: 1,500…
This episode is filmed in the most Japanese and Japanese-American populated city in the United States, Los Angels, California.