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Japan byFood together with Shizuka are on another 24-hour mission to eat only Japan’s most mind-blowing fusion foods! While the country is world-famous for its traditional cuisine, we are exploring how Japanese flavors collide with the rest of the world. Think of an Indian naan filled with matcha (you read it right), natto-mixed Chinese fried rice, and Italian “napolitan” pasta. Are these fusion creations better than the originals? Let’s find out!

Japan by Food featuring Shizuka takes you deep into the heart of Kabukicho to witness the rebirth of an icon. The world-famous Robot Restaurant may have closed its doors, but its successor has arrived, and it’s even more chaotic than we imagined. Welcome to Samurai Restaurant, Tokyo’s newest, loudest, and most high-octane dining experience!

Japan byFood and Shizuka spend 24 hours eating only the BEST food in Shibuya, Tokyo! From all-wagyu ramen to the famous hamburg omurice originally from Fukuoka, we explore some of the most exciting places to eat right around the world's said busiest Shibuya Crossing.

Japan byFood and Shizuka explore Jimbocho, one of the coolest neighborhoods in Tokyo – but what makes it so special? Not only famous for the vintage bookstores, Jimbocho is also home to some incredible hidden food gems. From a book cafe to rich lobster ramen and a roasted duck–specialized omakase, this video reveals how Jimbocho truly lives up to the hype.

Planning your Tokyo trip? Don’t miss these 5 incredible restaurants—from iconic sushi to Michelin-rated ramen—and the best part? You can reserve them all online through byFood, with no Japanese needed.

Today, Shizuka follows the lead of Nana, a Hiroshima local passionate about the area’s incredibly rich cultural heritage, to explore the quaint alleyways, interact with local business owners, taste the famous oysters and lemons from the Setouchi Inland Sea, and even bake the famous momiji manju confectioneries from Hiroshima.

Today, we’ll show you three of the best bars for solo travelers in Tokyo, including a fantastic non-alcoholic option, proving you don’t need a drinking buddy to experience authentic Tokyo nightlife!

It's no secret anymore: Japan is incredibly affordable right now, thanks to the weak yen. Today, we are on a mission: spending $100 on a full day in Tokyo! Tokyo offers a variety of dining options, with amazing quality, across different price ranges, and we will cover a full day from street eats to Bib Gourmand and Michelin dining.

Join Fashion Director Babymary as she takes us on a journey through Harajuku’s Neighborhood and its hidden vegan-friendly etas. Babymary, owner of the iconic Missfaline apparel brand in Kita-Aoyama, has lived in Harajuku for over 20 years. Living a vegan lifestyle, Babymary will guide us through some of the best vegan restaurants in the Harajuku/Omotesando area and near Yoyogi Park.

Explore Tokyo's vibrant Nakano neighborhood with business owner and breakdancer Jess. Just one stop from Shinjuku on the Chuo Line express train, Nakano is easily accessible and known for its unique blend of anime and manga culture. The area boasts a diverse array of local eateries and bars. As night falls, the narrow alleys filled with cozy bars offer an authentic glimpse of classic Japanese street life.

Tokyo’s BEST Kobe Beef Tasting | Japanese Wagyu Omakase Kaiseki at Oniku Karyu in Ginza. Winning Michelin stars for nine consecutive years, Japanese wagyu beef restaurant, Oniku Karyu is a must-visit restaurant in Tokyo. Join Shizuka for a tasting at Oniku Karyu, surely one of Tokyo’s BEST restaurants!

3 Japanese all-you-can-eat buffets in ONE DAY? Can Shizuka do it? – While Japan is known for its super small portions sizes, there is a surprising number of all-you-can-eat, or 'tabehodai,' restaurants all across Tokyo. In this episode, Shizuka takes you to must-try and very unique spots in three different neighborhoods of the big city and attempts to finish every last bite!

Shizuka is back with PART 3 of our Japan By Food vending machine series! This time in Akihabara, Tokyo! Japan’s vending machines aren't JUST for drinks, and some areas are known to have more amusing (and creepier?) ones than others. So, in this episode, Shizuka visits a neighborhood known for electronics, including its vending machines, as well as otaku and anime culture, to show you some vending machines that might be worth a visit during your Tokyo travels.

Shizuka embraces the hospitality of Fukuoka. Dressed in a traditional kimono and with the guidance of a lifelong local, she tours Hakata — Fukuoka’s bustling business hub, and witnesses the grace and beauty of traditional Japanese arts, passed down through generations. Join Shizuka as she explores these timeless Japanese traditions, offering a glimpse into the rich cultural tapestry and charm of Fukuoka.

Maybe food trucks aren't the FIRST that comes to mind when talking about Tokyo’s food scene.🍣🌮 But that's why this video is a must-see! Join Shizuka as she makes her way through the vibrant streets of Tokyo and dives into its diverse world of food trucks. Travel to different neighborhoods to uncover the hidden gems of Tokyo’s food truck culture and meet the passionate chefs behind the counters. Discover the convenience and excitement of dining on the go in one of the world's culinary capitals.