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Tweet I am always seeking for great Japanese restaurants in London, and recently I was chatting about Ikeda with someone at the gym (es, I would balloon with all the food I eat if… Read More

When my first ginger shorthaired stray walked into our lives and into our hearts, we couldn’t send him away. Not that he would go away after all the food and fawning, we have been givi… Read More

Tweet Oliver Maki was a case of low food expectations. I had read very few positive things about the restaurant and days before the dinner, I started reading very negative comments… Read More

Tweet Best Brunch in Fulham and Parsons Green We moved to Parsons Green around six months ago and, even though we loved the convenience of Kensington and my commute to work is not… Read More

Hello everyone, Following on from the success of last years HYPER Japan Christmas Market the summer event returns to London this July from the 15th – 17th of July. Welcome!For those of… Read More

Hello everyone, It’s now just mere days until this year’s Hyper Japan (15th – 17th of July 2016) and we are really looking forward to being at the event on Saturday. If you… Read More

All Photos By Gail Food and Art go together; so what better venue could there be for throwing a cookie launch party than an actual art museum? We were recently invited to the Whitney Museum… Read More

Oczami japonisty - blog naukowy o Japonii i japonistyce Dzień Japonii – 2. część relacji W dniu 19.04.2017 wykładowcy i studenci specjalności japońsk… Read More

Beginner’s Guide to Juicing Have you tried juicing? If yes – That’s great, because juicing book has a lot to offer you that will benefit your health and wellbeing. Juicin… Read More

Retinol is a powerhouse skincare ingredient. Its only drawback, however, is that it can cause skin irritation like redness and peeling. Bakuchiol (pronounced buh–koo-chee-all… Read More

The addition of butter and oil in hot drinks is nothing new— it’s actually a super old tradition in many parts of the world. In certain regions of China, a tea known as youcha (l… Read More