Sushi Blog

Norm decides to surprise his tuber friend Sharla with a life-size cutout of Elon Musk on her birthday. It turns out to be a journey carrying Elon through streets of Tokyo and hopping on subway. The video host is about to find out how his Canadian friend reacts.

Samuel and Audrey find a perfect spot to relax and enjoy at this classy Japanese tea and dessert house on a rainy day.  The impressive interior presenting a traditional Japanese space feels welcoming.

Kyoto preserves Machiya or traditional Japanese houses built before 1950's, among the backdrop of modern buildings.  What is unique about the architecture is the technique used in its construction.  No nails were used. The video explores these old fashion houses and reveals how tenants find their experience.

Here in Hitachi Seaside Park, Nemophilia flowers, or Baby Blue Eyes transform the entire landscape and create a spectacular view in the spring.  This beautiful park was created on a former US military base after it was returned to Japan.  Its dramatic history is all the more reason for the visitors to appreciate the beauty the park presents.

For those of you just arrived from Americas or Europe, Japanese supermarkets are worth exploring. There are many unique items and surprise discoveries in grocery aisles.  Potatoes are smaller and eggplants are incredibly skinny as opposed to fat American ones.  Pre-cooked bacons are something that no international tourists think they exist.