Kyoto Hotpot Restaurants Gion Gyuzen 4.07 2 Enjoy unlimited shabu-shabu and sukiyaki to your heart's content. See More
Yokohama Chinese Food Gyokusentei main store 4.07 2 If you want to taste Yokohama's specialty "Sanma-men," this is the place to go. See More
Shiga Hotpot Restaurants Jidoriya Onza 4.07 2 Enjoy fresh Jidori chicken dishes only available at the restaurant specializing in Jidori chicken! See More
Yamagata Japanese Cuisine Nogawa Tofu Shop 4.07 2 A handmade tofu specialty store in Ginzan Onsen, run by a former barbershop. See More
Kobe Cafés Starbucks Coffee Kobe Kitano Ijinkan Store 4.07 2 A Starbucks housed in the "Kitano Monogatari", a Registered Tangible Cultural Property and a historic foreign residence. See More
Sendai Japanese Cuisine Akiusha Restaurant 4.07 2 A experiential café restaurant that lives inside a renovated house from the Edo era. See More
Okinawa Remote Islands Meat Dishes Ishigaki Beef MARU 4.07 2 Savor the A5 grade local specialty beef in yakiniku style! See More
Aomori Wine Bars Western-style Bar "Prince" 4.07 2 A popular bar known for its original cocktails named after Hachinohe's landmarks and traditional arts. See More Related Articles An Expedition into the Culture of Tohoku and the Sanriku Coast: A Walking Tour via the Michinoku Coastal Trail Sanriku Coast is the shoreline that stretches from Hachinohe City in Aomori Prefecture to Ishinomaki City in Miyagi Prefecture. While the region saw tremendous damage after the tsunami triggered by the Great East Japan Earthquake in March 2011, the abundant mountains and sea have continued to nurture the lives and distinct culture of those who live here since ancient times. Take to the Michinoku Coastal Trail, a new path built after tragedy, and step into a world of robust food culture and remarkable folk arts that are shaped by the landscapes tucked between forest and sea.
An Expedition into the Culture of Tohoku and the Sanriku Coast: A Walking Tour via the Michinoku Coastal Trail Sanriku Coast is the shoreline that stretches from Hachinohe City in Aomori Prefecture to Ishinomaki City in Miyagi Prefecture. While the region saw tremendous damage after the tsunami triggered by the Great East Japan Earthquake in March 2011, the abundant mountains and sea have continued to nurture the lives and distinct culture of those who live here since ancient times. Take to the Michinoku Coastal Trail, a new path built after tragedy, and step into a world of robust food culture and remarkable folk arts that are shaped by the landscapes tucked between forest and sea.
Iwate Korean Cuisine Pyonpyonsha Morioka Station 4.07 2 A popular restaurant where you can enjoy excellent cold noodles and grilled brand beef. See More
Asahikawa and Sounkyo Ramen Asahikawa Ramen Mura (Village) 4.07 2 Ramens galore! The ramen village with Asahikawa’s popular seven ramen restaurants. See More
Sapporo Meat Dishes Jingisukan Daruma Main branch 4.07 2 The secret to the delicious taste of Sapporo's culinary heritage, Jingisukan, is that it never changes. See More
Sapporo Curry Soup Curry Garaku 4.07 2 The duet of Japanese soup stock and spices, inspired by the soup for Udon noodles. See More
Iwate Light Meals Kakkoya, Kakko-dango 4.07 2 The flying dango (rice dumpling), a special product of Iwate’s scenic spot, Genbikei. See More
Akita Hotpot Restaurants Akita Kiritanpoya, Akita Station Head Restaurant 4.07 2 Savor Kiritanpo Nabe (hot pot) and other Akita’s specialties. See More
Hakone Japanese Cuisine Hakone Gindofu 4.07 2 The exceptional tofu beloved by locals. Taste it fresh at the store. See More
Akihabara Family Restaurants Coco’s Akihabara Branch 4.07 2 Happily serving delicious dishes with high-level restaurants service. See More
Fukuoka Ramen Hakata Ikkousha Main Store 4.07 2 Main store of the original frothy Tonkotsu (pork bone broth) Ramen. See More Related Articles 7 Ramen Restaurants to Visit in Fukuoka, the Home of Tonkotsu Ramen When it comes to Fukuoka's gourmet food, ramen is what it is all about. Fukuoka is the birthplace of tonkotsu ramen, and also the home of Kurume ramen, Nagahama ramen, and Hakata ramen, which have now spread nationwide. Below is a breakdown of some of Fukuoka’s hottest ramen, what sets its top three varieties apart, and a slurp-tastic overview of popular shops you won’t want to miss.
7 Ramen Restaurants to Visit in Fukuoka, the Home of Tonkotsu Ramen When it comes to Fukuoka's gourmet food, ramen is what it is all about. Fukuoka is the birthplace of tonkotsu ramen, and also the home of Kurume ramen, Nagahama ramen, and Hakata ramen, which have now spread nationwide. Below is a breakdown of some of Fukuoka’s hottest ramen, what sets its top three varieties apart, and a slurp-tastic overview of popular shops you won’t want to miss.
Ebisu, Meguro Western Restaurants Daikanyama restaurant Chez Lui 4.07 2 Elegant, classical French cuisine at a restaurant in a single remodeled Japanese-style house See More
Chiba Japanese Cuisine Kaneshichi Suisan 4.07 2 Enjoy a real fishermen’s meal from Boso Peninsula, mouth-watering fresh seafood. See More
Gifu Japanese Cuisine Hida Kotte-ushi 4.07 2 Enjoy high quality Hida Beef sushi as a street food in the historical district of Hida Takayama. See More
