The largest annual Italian festival in Japan, “Italia, amore mio!,” is back in Tokyo this April. The two-day festivity will feature cooking shows, live performances, presentations, guests from Italy and the detail that everybody is already drooling over: the delizioso…
Originally from New York City, “The Food Film Festival” specializes in creating a “taste what you see on screen” experience by having guests watch films about food and simultaneously tasting the dishes as they see it on screen. This mouth-watering…
More Than Music is returning after a year, to host their exciting acoustic night and social mixer. This event will be in the style of a MeetUp, with live music, cold beers, and good food. The event will have two…
Forest vine bridges, sand pillars, gorges and water falls –the nature of Tokushima Prefecture is rich and diverse but unfortunately rather unknown to many living in the Tokyo metropolis. To promote Tokushima as a travel destination there will be a big…
Known as an island in the Amami archipelago, the annual Tokunoshima Festival showcases the local delicacies and attractions of the charming Tokunoshima and Amami-Oshima islands. You can expect to enjoy and taste flavors made by local produce while being entertained…
Warm up this January at the Shinagawa Yakiimo Terrace with a piping hot, roasted sweet potato. Yakiimo (roasted sweet potato) lovers gather from all over the city to appreciate this delicious comfort food. The festival is also an opportunity to learn more about…
Known for its juicy gyudon, the beef bowl restaurant Yoshinoya this year celebrates its 120 anniversary. Picking up the never ending hype of Pokemon, the food chain this winter offers its most beloved menu item served in charming Poke-bowls. Cleverly enough…
Located in the far east of the metropolis, Tokyo’s Katsushika ward has a long but often obscured history. Held every year since 2014, Katsushika Food Fest shines a well-deserved light on the district and its numerous winding shopping arcades, home…
