Delicious yakitori in Tokyo

By Phoebe Amoroso

June 27, 2019

While the word yakitori translates to “grilled chicken,” it can refer to any kind of grilled, skewered food, all of which are cooked slowly over charcoal. On our Tokyo Time Machine culinary walk, we explore this among many other specialties.

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Published on June 27, 2019

As the Senbei Turns

Tokyo | By Mairi Wallace

TokyoMaking senbei (Japanese rice crackers) from scratch is a very labor intensive process, as we learn on our Tokyo walk, but the end result is worth it – when we open a pack of these homemade crackers, we end up eating them all!

July 22, 2019

Sightly Seafood at a Tokyo Fish Market

Tokyo | By Ansel Mullins

TokyoWonderful spreads of the freshest catches are among the swirling array of visual delights witnessed on our Tokyo walk. Oh, did we mention there's lots of eating involved as well?