LOCALFOOD

If you want to eat and drink well for cheap nothing is better than Tokyo’s back streets, the Yokocho. They’re really close to the principal streets and stations, but the prices are surprisingly cheaper, and they’re full of small, lively restaurants and bars that are waiting to be discovered! Alm...

Sendai is one of the biggest cities in Japan and home to unique and delicious dishes that will satisfy your craving. You can even say that hidden gems abound within the “city of trees” waiting for people to discover them. Even if you just casually stroll in its busy streets, you’re bound to find...

Izakaya also is known as the Japanese version of pubs had been around for a very long time. The city of Sendai in the Tohoku Region, where nature, culture, and modern technology blend together in perfect harmony have countless izakayas that has their own unique specialties. Drinking alcoholic dr...

From dumplings to sake, Fukushima Prefecture’s local food offers a huge variety of flavors. It takes about 2 hours to reach from Tokyo Station by Shinkansen, so if you feel like having a short trip this may be a good option. As a bonus, some of the foods on this list can also be taken

Akita Prefecture is surrounded by many natural attractions. Because of this, it has been considered as one of the most popular tourist destinations in Japan. A place where you can enjoy hiking the mountains, cycling near a lake, watching festivals, performances, visiting the famous samurai villa...

Miyagi Prefecture is located in the North of Japan, under Iwate Prefecture. It takes around 2 hours to reach by shinkansen from Tokyo Station, so it’s a good destination even if you don’t plan to stay for long. The most important city is Sendai, but you can find delicacies even in the smallest t...

Akita prefecture is located in the Northern Tohoku region, and has abundant hot springs and fantastic natural landscapes! It also hosts many festivals throughout the year, like a national fireworks contest called “Omagari Fireworks Festival”. Of course, nothing would be so interesting without pa...

Ibaraki prefecture is located not too far from Tokyo, but it isn’t near either, so it may be best to book a hotel room and stay for a couple days instead of a one-day trip! In this article, you will find a list of local food, especially famous in Ibaraki Prefecture and some restaurants or

Shibuya is a major entertainment center in Tokyo and known to have one of the busiest railway stations in the country. Feeling hungry? Do yourself a favor and head straight to the 10 best dinner places in Shibuya for a delicious experience.

Hakone is a hot spring city, and every year its visitors can taste some delicacies made with pure Onsen water. This type of cuisine is very healthy, and it also brings new flavors, so it’s worth a try! Find best foods in Hakone before your trip!

Whenever Asakusa is mentioned, the first thing that comes to people’s minds is Sensoji temple, Nakamise Dori, Tokyo Sky Tree and other tourist attractions. However, these are not the only things that you will find in the city, Asakusa is also well-known for its delicious local delicacies! Find yo...

Hub Japan team went to a sake bar with Jay and Sarah from New York! Hub Japan makes travelers able to socialize with local Japanese in Japan.

Look forward to eating lots of good food when you’re traveling to Aomori? With its diverse landscapes – mountains, forests, farmlands, lakes, and seas, Aomori is famed for its bounty of quality produce whatever the season may be. Here’s a list of the 13 best local food in Aomori you should try!

Ieji is the sake bar located in Monzennakacho (Monnaka), which is the east side of Tokyo. You can try various truly delicious sake from Tohoku Region, carefully picked by the manager. The manager takes great care of bottles to serve in fresh flavor and provides those sake at a reasonable price (o...

Shibuya is a special area in Tokyo where you can shop, dine and find many forms of entertainment. Here are the 10 best places where you can enjoy lunch at Shibuya.

Asakusa used to be the most popular entertainment and pleasure district in Tokyo. For those who prefer to enjoy the nightlife in the city, feel free to visit these places and be captivated by the hidden charm that is uniquely found in Asakusa.

Asakusa is one of the districts of Tokyo and is well known for the Sensoji Temple. Make sure to add the 10 best things to do in Asakusa on your travel list!

Japan is one of the best places for gastronomic adventures. From sweet to savory delights, be on the lookout for these street food favorites.

Kamakura is well known for temples, shrines, etc. While you're here, be sure to try best local food at these restaurants in Kamakura and Enoshima.