Have You Tried Conveyor Belt Sushi? These incredible conveyor belt sushi bars are popular in Tokyo, and are expanding all over the world as well: I’ve had it many times in Tokyo, and one of the restaurants had a “Double… Read More ›
Tokyo!
Drunk “Capsule” Toys! “What The Friday!?!?!?” Has Real Drunk Toy Figurines For Sale In Japan!
Welcome To Tokyo! It’s one of the most magical cities on earth – I took this photo on one of my 5 trips there, and the vertical neon is incredible: I know that everyone in Tokyo is going through the… Read More ›
Tokyo’s Oldest Wooden Train Station Is Closed! Harajuku’s Covid Desolation!
An Iconic Piece Of Tokyo History Is No More! Another slice of Tokyo history has closed its doors…in this case, it’s Tokyo’s incredible and longest standing WOODEN train station, located in one of Tokyo’s busiest shopping districts…until now. As always,… Read More ›
See These Edible Mayonnaise Slices! “What The Friday?!?!” Has “Sheet-Like” Condiments In A Slice! Chocolate Slices Too!
Ready For A Slice Of Mayo? It’s Friday as I post this, and “What The Friday?!?!??!” indeed! Yes, a company is selling Mayonnaise by the slice! My friend Lamya Shelly tagged me on a story about this so I put… Read More ›
Valentine’s Day Chocolate Ramen! “What The Friday” Celebrates With Bacon Roses And “Love Sausage” Too!
Celebrate This Valentine’s Day With Chocolate – And Ramen! It’s that time again: romance is in the air, and it’s time to plan that special gift that says “I LOVE YOU!” So, with that in mind, here’s an idea: what… Read More ›
Samurai Burgers! Behold Tokyo’s “Shogun Burger” – Served With A Samurai Sword!
What A Unique And Impressive Burger! You know how much I love burgers of all kinds, so when I come across one as impressive as this, I just have to share! The Shogun Burger Restaurant in Shinjuku, a central district… Read More ›
What’s Inside 2020’s “Lucky Bags”? “What The Friday!?!?” Finds Hot Dogs! Cosplay! Japan’s Greatest “Fukubukuro” Revealed!
Grab Your “Fukubukuro”! Here’s why I love Japan: it’s a country that kicks off the New Year by grabbing onto a “Fukubukuro” or two – also known as “lucky bags!” That’s right – it’s an annual tradition in Japan to… Read More ›
