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[Asakusa Area] Right in Front of Tokyo Sky Tree(R)! Kaiseki Cuisine at a Hotel's Top-floor Restaurant

[Asakusa Area] Right in Front of Tokyo Sky Tree(R)! Kaiseki Cuisine at a Hotel's Top-floor Restaurant

How about a full Japanese meal on the top floor of a hotel with a stunning view of Tokyo Sky Tree(R)? If that sounds interesting to you, keep reading to discover everything about Sky Tree(R) View Restaurant Ren, located inside Tobu Hotel Levant Tokyo, which is only a few steps away from Tokyo Sky Tree(R), and reachable in 8 minutes by train from Tokyo Station. Here is a thorough guide to what makes Ren so valuable, along with its fine kaiseki cuisine.

20 Best Restaurants in Fukuoka, Japan : Discover an Abundance of Regional Specialties Like Ramen and Motsu Nabe

20 Best Restaurants in Fukuoka, Japan : Discover an Abundance of Regional Specialties Like Ramen and Motsu Nabe

Fukuoka is a prefecture rife with a profusion of delicious foods particular to the region. Some of the local specialties include tonkotsu (pork bone broth) ramen, and motsu nabe (hot pot made with offals), mizutaki torinabe (hot pot made with chicken and vegetables), udon (thick noodles), and taki gyoza (simmered gyoza), just to name a few of the dishes on the menus of longstanding establishments near and dear to the locals. In this article, you will find 20 restaurants with a central theme of restaurants that serve Fukuoka's local specialties! Online reservations are also an option, so why not get head-start while stirring up an appetite planning out places to eat that catch your interest?

Kanto vs Kansai: 6 Major Food Culture Differences

Kanto vs Kansai: 6 Major Food Culture Differences

The Kanto and Kansai regions are very different in terms of culture, customs, and eating habits. Although the two places are only a 2.5 hour ride away on the shinkansen (bullet train) nowadays, in the past, travel between the two was difficult, resulting in each region having its own distinctive culture. How exactly are Kanto and Kansai different? The food culture differences between the two regions and the possible causes of these phenomena will be introduced in detail below.

Kanto vs Kansai: 6 Major Food Culture Differences

Kanto vs Kansai: 6 Major Food Culture Differences

The Kanto and Kansai regions are very different in terms of culture, customs, and eating habits. Although the two places are only a 2.5 hour ride away on the shinkansen (bullet train) nowadays, in the past, travel between the two was difficult, resulting in each region having its own distinctive culture. How exactly are Kanto and Kansai different? The food culture differences between the two regions and the possible causes of these phenomena will be introduced in detail below.

Enjoy the Great Outdoors! Recommended Early Summer Sightseeing Spots and Local Specialty Foods in Hokkaido

Enjoy the Great Outdoors! Recommended Early Summer Sightseeing Spots and Local Specialty Foods in Hokkaido

With the end of winter, Hokkaido changes gears into a season bursting with color. There are so many exciting sites to see, including the purple hue of lavender, the colorful tulips, and the ethereal seas of clouds. The vast region of Hokkaido is abundant not only in its scenic attractions, but also for its variety of delicious food options. You'll be able to discover different local specialties in every region that you visit! Here are some popular spots and restaurants that you'll want to visit during the early summer season in Hokkaido!

Enjoy the Great Outdoors! Recommended Early Summer Sightseeing Spots and Local Specialty Foods in Hokkaido

Enjoy the Great Outdoors! Recommended Early Summer Sightseeing Spots and Local Specialty Foods in Hokkaido

With the end of winter, Hokkaido changes gears into a season bursting with color. There are so many exciting sites to see, including the purple hue of lavender, the colorful tulips, and the ethereal seas of clouds. The vast region of Hokkaido is abundant not only in its scenic attractions, but also for its variety of delicious food options. You'll be able to discover different local specialties in every region that you visit! Here are some popular spots and restaurants that you'll want to visit during the early summer season in Hokkaido!

Kamikochi, Mt. Fuji, Shirakawa-go, and More! A Guide to All There Is to See in Nagano, Gifu, and Yamanashi!

Kamikochi, Mt. Fuji, Shirakawa-go, and More! A Guide to All There Is to See in Nagano, Gifu, and Yamanashi!

As little as 2 hours by train or high-speed bus from Tokyo, the prefectures of Nagano, Yamanashi, and Gifu are great spots for a quick day-trip during a stay in Tokyo. You can visit the famous sightseeing spots, Kamikochi, Mt. Fuji, and Shirakawa-go among many others, in an area that's popular with tourists from both Japan and abroad. Here are some recommendations for great restaurants to stop by in the region, where you can indulge in many local specialty dishes.

Kamikochi, Mt. Fuji, Shirakawa-go, and More! A Guide to All There Is to See in Nagano, Gifu, and Yamanashi!

Kamikochi, Mt. Fuji, Shirakawa-go, and More! A Guide to All There Is to See in Nagano, Gifu, and Yamanashi!

As little as 2 hours by train or high-speed bus from Tokyo, the prefectures of Nagano, Yamanashi, and Gifu are great spots for a quick day-trip during a stay in Tokyo. You can visit the famous sightseeing spots, Kamikochi, Mt. Fuji, and Shirakawa-go among many others, in an area that's popular with tourists from both Japan and abroad. Here are some recommendations for great restaurants to stop by in the region, where you can indulge in many local specialty dishes.

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