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While Starbucks may dominate the headlines, Doutor Coffee holds a special place in the hearts of Japanese locals. If Starbucks is the "glamorous theater," Doutor is the "backstage" where the real work happens. Established in 19...

Introduction Intro If you want the absolute best "bang for your buck" in the sushi world, look no further than Hamazushi (はま寿司). While Sushiro champions fish quality and Kura Sushi offers entertainment, Hamazushi is the kin...

Introduction If Starbucks is a "stylish office" and Tully's is a "hospitality pro," Komeda's Coffee (コメダ珈琲店) is Japan's "Living Room." Originating in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, this chain has over 800 locations. It is tech...

What is Matsunoya?  If you want to eat authentic, crispy Tonkatsu (pork cutlet) in Tokyo without breaking the bank, Matsunoya (松のや) is your answer. Operated by Matsuya Foods (the same parent company as the beef bowl gia...

Introduction  Tokyo to Kansai: 3 Days, 3 Cities, Under ¥30,000?! Is it possible to travel from Tokyo to Kyoto, Osaka, and Nara, stay in a hotel, and enjoy local food for under ¥30,000? Yes, it is. Usually, a round-trip Shi...

Introduction Welcome to the world of Kaiten-zushi (回転寿司)! For travelers, visiting a conveyor belt sushi restaurant isn't just a meal; it’s one of the most exciting, affordable, and distinctly Japanese entertainment experiences y...