
Mister Donut's All-You-Can-Eat: Still Worth It?
Mister Donut's popular 'Donut Buffet' is now available at 108 locations in Japan, including six in Tokyo. For ¥2,000, enjoy 60 minutes of unlimited donuts, muffins, pies, and soft drinks.

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Mister Donut's popular 'Donut Buffet' is now available at 108 locations in Japan, including six in Tokyo. For ¥2,000, enjoy 60 minutes of unlimited donuts, muffins, pies, and soft drinks.

Tacos are gaining popularity in Japan as an affordable dining option. The number of taquerias has more than doubled in the last three years.

If you’re wondering how to get from Haneda Airport to Tokyo (or Yokohama), it’s super easy. Here are your transport options — with details on bus, train and taxi. Pro tip: If you’re a group with lug

Remember Pasmo Passport? Probably not, if you arrived in Japan after it was discontinued in 2024 — but it was once the tourist-friendly version of Pasmo. Now, Pasmo is bringing the idea back with the

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7-Eleven Japan now offers freshly cooked takoyaki in stores! We compare it to Gindaco, a popular takoyaki chain, to see how it stacks up against the street food king.

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