- A full guide to ‘Your name’ real-life locations in Yotsuya (Part 2)
- After visiting Suga Shrine and other 'Your Name' locations,, how about a little rest in a nice old-fashioned coffee house? Garage coffee is a good pl
- Bar C-Shell: Fostering Communication through Pop Culture and Fine Spirits
- Yu Makiura, owner and operator of Bar C-Shell, is on a mission. For him, a bar is much more than a place to serve up a few drinks. Makiura-san believe
- Toryu: Bringing the Flavors of Imabari to Araki-Cho
- Even for those of us fortunate enough to live in Japan, it’s not often that we make it out to the city of Imabari, located in Ehime Prefecture on the
- Drink wine from test tubes, beer from beakers and cocktails from flasks? All this and more is possible at the Science Bar Incubator in Arakicho!
- The Science Bar Incubator is a unique and original bar that was started by Mr Nomura, a former biology researcher. It is 100% science oriented. All av
- Thank you John Daub for introducing Araki-cho to your viewers on 'Only in Japan Go' !
- 【UPDATE】The live streaming from John Daub is over but you can still watch it on his Youtube channel by clicking on the links in this article. Enjoy!
- Matsushima Yakitori, a place to unwind while enjoying charcoal grilled chicken skewers and Japanese shochu
- Sometimes it can be tough to find an empty table at dinner time in Arakicho, an area famous for its many gourmet restaurants. After being turned away
- VOWZ BAR, a Bar Managed by Real Buddhist Monks!
- The editor-in-chief of the Japanese version of Tadaima Japan, Mr. Shigenobu, had invited me to discover two vegetarian friendly bars in Arakicho, his
- Talkin’ Loud, a sake bar in Shinjuku where the bartender will help you find your favourite "Nihonshu"
- “I am longing for the taste of good sake but I also want to try something new” I confided to my friend Shigenobu-san, an Arakicho regular who knows al
- Vowz Bar: Spirits for the Spirit
- Tokyo is famous for its themed restaurants and bars. From ninjas to zombies, this city offers up dining experiences beyond your wildest dreams (or nig
- Cozy and Vegetarian: 'Bar Botanical' in Shinjuku
- Being vegetarian or vegan in Japan is not always easy. Cooking vegetarian food or vegan food at home is fine, but going out with friends, especially
- Nonki, a famous restaurant where you can enjoy non-fatty Japanese beef and also try “Horumonyaki”, a little known Japanese delicacy
- “I want to eat Japanese beef. It is tender and tasty, better than any other beef I have every had” I told my friend Shigenobu-san, an Arakicho regular
- Unique Lemon Tsukemen in an Unusual House at Yotsuya Mensho Suzy House
- For those wanting to try a different take on ramen, look no further than Suzy House, just a few minutes on foot from JR Yotsuya station. They offer in
- Mozunokura: a hearty lunch for those on the go
- Are you a digital nomad looking for a comfortable, spacious place to get some work done? Are you a Yotsuya-area office worker in need of a quick power
- A hidden refuge deep within Araki-Cho
- Mi Refugio, which means “my refuge” in English, lives up to its namesake. Once you manage to find this cozy hideaway, deep within the Shinjuku neighbo
- Ipanema: a slice of Rio de Janeiro in Araki-Cho
- Whether you are in the mood for a quick coffee break, a light lunch, or a night on the town, Ipanema has something for you. A quaint bar and café loca