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"Not just a snack, it's a lifestyle. The crispier, oilier, booze-friendly side of Takoyaki." If you see a red sign and smell hot oil and sauce near a station, that's Gindaco. While Osaka people might frown at it (we'll get to that l...

Intro In Japan, the "100 Yen Shop" is not just a store; it is a way of life. For international travelers, it is a wonderland where you can buy high-quality souvenirs, daily necessities, and even camping gear for roughly $0.70 to $1.00 US...

Most tourists go to Toyosu for the clean decks. Or Tsukiji for the overpriced street food. But if you want to find a "Blue Ocean" where zero foreign tourists exist, you go to Adachi Market. Here, you are not a "duck" (prey...

Introduction If you only have time to visit one conveyor belt sushi chain in Japan, make it Sushiro. It is the undisputed champion of the industry, boasting the highest sales and number of customers. Why? Because they are obsessed w...

Why go to McDonald's in Japan You might think, "Why go to McDonald's in Japan when I can eat it at home?" Here is the answer: Exclusive Menus, High Quality, and Shockingly Low Prices. Japanese McDonald's is cleaner, the present...