Travel in Japan

The Barn is an entirely new style of restaurant in Niseko when it comes to, well pretty much everything! It has everything you look for in a fine dining restaurant, minus the inflated price tags and pretentiousness. From the outside it really does look like a barn, but not only that, with all the cold Related posts: Nakama – Kutchan Ramen Restaurant Review

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The Barn – Niseko Restaurant Review

This is a brilliant yakitori/izakaya restaurant in Kutchan. Don’t just take my word for it – Anthony Bourdain visited Torimatsu last year and loved it. If it’s good enough for Anthony Bourdain, you know it’s going to be impressive

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Torimatsu – Yakitori Izakaya In Kutchan

Another breakfast-themed post from me. We spent one night at Hotel JAL City in Sendai, utilizing my JAL coupon that I exchanged with my frequent flyer mileage

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Breakfast Of The Day Part II – At JAL City Hotel

There are plenty of sushi restaurants in Asakusa (what do you expect kan? This is after all, Japan. XD) but contrary to what people think – that we eat sushi and more sushi everyday when in Japan; we’ve only been to a sushi restaurant a few times there.

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Sushi Zanmai For A Snack

There are plenty of sushi restaurants in Asakusa (what do you expect kan? This is after all, Japan. XD) but contrary to what people think – that we eat sushi and more sushi everyday when in Japan; we’ve only been to a sushi restaurant a few times there.

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Sushi Zanmai For A Snack

Me and a few friends at the office have this so-called club that we call the “Makan” (which means Eat in English) Club.

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"Makan" Club Outing – Lunch At Pasta Zanmai

On 1 October the Niseko Hirafu Onsen Popolo-no-yu celebrates its 3rd anniversary and opens their onsen to everyone for free! There are special prices for food at the restaurant as well.

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3rd anniversary and a free onsen day at Popolo-no-yu!