Walking down West Fourth Street, you’ll find many students running to class, calling friends and responding to emails — all ...

An onsen gastronomy trek in rural Japan is a triple indulgence in hot springs, local delicacies and scenic walks. Read more ...

It's not uncommon to see these desserts accompanied by a cup of hot green tea to balance the sugary taste too. Both wagashi and yogashi have been extremely fundamental in the realm of Japanese ...

The asacha (morning tea) set breakfast includes a variety of teas, porridge, fish, pickles, miso soup, and wagashi (confections) to finish. Know before you go: Reservations are required.

Wagashi are traditional Japanese sweets made with bean paste, glutinous rice, and plenty of sugar. They go well with tea, and Lins also serves dorayaki, which is a kind of filled pancake. The flavors ...

There will be opportunities for learn more about and taste Japanese teas and treats such as wagashi, a traditional sweet made of ... also feature a whimsical “maid cafe” experience, green tea service ...

Kyoto's tea culture dates back 800 years ... sushi-making classes at Daiki Suisan, and wagashi (traditional Japanese sweets) making classes at Shichijo Kanshundo. The JR Chikagai Higashiguchi ...

Researchers found that compounds in black and green tea leaves acted like “little Velcro” hooks on lead molecules. By Alexander Nazaryan Tea leaves pull heavy metals from water, significantly ...