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This year the Koyasan Cafe will return to Cafe Hy's in Aoyama, Tokyo, bringing with it a special chance to experience the spirituality of Mt. Koya, ...
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[ 2009.08.20 |
Art & Culture, Events, Food & Drink, Tokyo |
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Outside Sendai Station stand rows of shopping streets, with six covered arcades in this fun shopping city. The shopping in Sendai has been getting bet...
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[ 2009.06.30 |
Food & Drink, Sendai |
Rie |
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I recently got a chance to relax and enjoy what turned out to be an amazing view of Tokyo by night. I stayed at the Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza premier,...
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[ 2009.06.08 |
Food & Drink, Hotel, Relax, Tokyo |
Rie |
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I love to eat and some of the most memorable experiences of any vacation come from the food...
Nishiki Market Street, in the middle of Kyoto's shoppi...
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[ 2009.06.05 |
Food & Drink, Kyoto |
Rie |
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If you're in the mood for a drink, the place to be for Sendai's nightlife is the Kokubu-cho area. With over 3000 bars and restaurants assembled, it's...
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[ 2009.04.08 |
Food & Drink, Sendai |
Team JTB Sendai |
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Tofu in bamboo? This special tofu preparation has a dense custard-like texture, and is absolutely delicious! Whether hot or cold, it's a filling snac...
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[ 2009.03.11 |
Food & Drink, Sendai |
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While walking along the hiking trail from Hase to northern Kamakura, I found a charming open-air cafe with a nice atmosphere in the middle of the wi...
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[ 2009.02.25 |
Food & Drink, Nature |
Kazumi |
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I went to Shichirigahama, Kamakura this weekend to have breakfast at the restaurant "bills" by chef Bill Granger, also known as the breakfast king. ...
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[ 2009.02.25 |
Food & Drink |
Kazumi |
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The World Heritage site Koyasan, a sacred site of Shingon Esoteric Buddhism, was founded by a priest named Kukai about 1,200 years ago. Koyasan is a...
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[ 2009.02.19 |
Food & Drink |
Tomoe |
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If you ever have the pleasure of experiencing the deep flavor of a true Japanese rice wine, you'll immediately understand why it's been the drink of ...
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[ 2009.02.11 |
Food & Drink, History, Sendai |
Team JTB Sendai |
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