Nanakusa-no-sekku
“The feast of seven herbs” is a day on which people in Japan customarily eat a healthy seven-herb rice porridge to ensure give the stomach a break from the indulgences of New Year.
Read more“The feast of seven herbs” is a day on which people in Japan customarily eat a healthy seven-herb rice porridge to ensure give the stomach a break from the indulgences of New Year.
Read moreYou haven’t done Hiroshima if you haven’t done Hiroshima style okonomiyaki!
Read moreOne of the nicest aspects of Hiroshima is that for such a relatively small city, we have a generous number
Read moreGolden Garden’s Takashi Fukumoto not only set the foundations of the local craft beer pub scene, but he is also
Read moreTraditional kaiseki restaurant Kissui on the 15th Floor of the Sunroute Hotel which overlooks Peace Memorial Park and the Motoyasu
Read moreFor those outside Tokyo, spring has, for almost a decade, been the season for vegetarian ramen lovers. Is this coming
Read moreShow your support for Wordsworth proprietor Hiroshi Toda, and for Hiroshima, by voting for Toda’s Okomoni Naopolitan in the Kagome
Read more516 French restaurants around Japan are taking part in the annual Diners Club French Restaurant Fortnight “Tous au Restaurant”, during
Read moreLocal sake brews picked up gold awards in the sake section of the International Wine Challenge in London this week.
Read moreFollowing Tokyo, the Kansai region and Hokkaido, Hiroshima gets its own Michelin red book this week. The special edition is
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