10 Japanese Food Experiences Kids Will Actually Enjoy
Hands-on Japan food activities for families, including soba, udon, wagashi, food replicas, ekiben, markets and seasonal fruit picking.
Hands-on Japan food activities for families, including soba, udon, wagashi, food replicas, ekiben, markets and seasonal fruit picking.
Turn a Shinkansen or limited-express ride into a food experience with regional ekiben, from Toyama masu-zushi to Sendai gyutan and Nara kakinoha-zushi.
Discover local food markets across Japan, from Kanazawa and Hakodate to Kushiro, Takayama and Naha, with tips on what makes each worth visiting.
Explore Nagano's mountain food culture through Shinshu soba, oyaki, miso, nozawana, apples, wasabi and local sake.
Build a Japan itinerary around local flavor with 20 regional foods, from Sanuki udon and Shinshu soba to Nagasaki champon and Hiroshima oysters.
Discover Nagasaki through champon, sara udon, shippoku cuisine, castella, Goto udon and other foods shaped by the city's port history.
Nagoya has one of Japan's most distinctive regional cuisines. Try hitsumabushi, miso-nikomi udon, tebasaki, kishimen, ogura toast and more.
From soba and wagashi making to sake breweries and local markets, these food experiences add context and hands-on memories to a Japan trip.
Discover Japanese shotengai: neighborhood shopping streets where prepared food, family-run shops and everyday local life still meet.
Skip the obvious food capitals and discover 10 Japanese cities where regional dishes, local markets and distinctive food culture can shape the trip.