POV: You are going to Japan 🇯🇵 for the culture #japan #japantravel #japanesefood #japaneseculture
🍣 Just kidding—there’s so much more to Japan than food… BUT food is such a huge (and delicious) part of it! 🍜
If you’re visiting Japan, here’s your must-try foodie bucket list by city:
🍙 Tokyo: Sushi at Tsukiji Fish Market – fresh, authentic, unforgettable.
🍛 Osaka: Takoyaki and Okonomiyaki – street food heaven!
🍜 Fukuoka: Tonkotsu Ramen – creamy, rich, and comforting.
🍡 Kyoto: Matcha everything – parfaits, mochi, and desserts galore.
🥩 Kobe: Kobe beef – melt-in-your-mouth perfection.
🍶 Sapporo: Miso ramen and fresh seafood – a northern delight.
🦪 Hiroshima: Okonomiyaki and Hiroshima oysters – flavor-packed specialties.
🍁 Miyajima Island: Momiji manju (maple leaf-shaped sweet cakes) – a local treat with a stunning backdrop.
🐑Hokkaido: Jingisukan & Curry soup, recommended by @wanderfulanya
📍 Japan’s culture is rich, but the food? It’s NEXT LEVEL, it spoiled me for life.
Which dish or city is calling your name? Drop it in the comments! ⬇️
🩵For those, who are new here, my name is Sims @czech.it and I create guides & itineraries for busy people, I love me some luxury on a budget. So follow along if this is you too!
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Yum yum yum 🤤
Is everyone gonna talk about the interesting shape at the beginning
That looks more like 'The food'
When white girls go anywhere pt. 7,285,063
Man, I like your content! Sucks you're a massive asshole in your comments.
That aint my culture (i think its not japan and also why would you go there for food you can just make it better at home)
Whoa now the orientals dare to use the symbol european use to kill each other? Don't they know any better that the symbol mean white people killing each other?
When was culture just "food"?
so we not gonna talk about it?
All of us germans currently: 🥵