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Not Calls Or Noisy Alarms, This Hotel Wakes Guests Up With The Smell Of Breakfast
From coffee and blueberry muffins to mango and bacon - this hotel chain is experimenting with scent-based wake-up calls to make mornings more pleasant for travellers.
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Top 10 Unmissable Things To Do In Japan This Autumn
Autumn paints Japan in red and gold - from Kyoto's glowing temples to Mount Fuji's lakes, this is the season when beauty takes its time.
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Visiting Japan This Autumn? Here's Everything Worth Seeing, Eating, And Doing
As mountains turn gold and air turns crisp, Japan transforms autumn into an art form - through its food, festivals, and the quiet beauty of everyday life.
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World Noodle Day: How World War 2 Led To The Invention Of Instant Noodles
In his biography, "The Story of the Invention of Instant Ramen" (2002), Momofuku Ando remembered telling himself, "Peace will come when people have food."
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Watch: Crab Gets 'Flattened' Into Cracker At Japan Shop, Indians Call It "Kekada Papad"
A video showing the making of a special type of "crab rice cracker" in Japan has gone viral. Foodies came up with several new names for the delicacy.
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Watch: This Restaurant In Tokyo Serves The Most Authentic Dal Bati Churma
The grand dal bati churma platter in this restaurant in Japan included plain and masala bati, plain and besan churma, gatta curry, papads and salad.
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'Trump Whisperer' Ex-Minister Toshimitsu Motegi Joins Japan PM Race
Former foreign minister Toshimitsu Motegi is angling to lead the world's fourth-largest economy as it faces fresh turbulence stemming from rising food prices and fallout from US tariffs on its crucial auto sector.
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6 Reasons Farmed Salmon Is Taking Over Menus Around The World
From sushi counters in Tokyo to grills in India, farmed salmon is taking over menus everywhere. Chefs love it, diners crave it, and it works in every cuisine from Japan to India.
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8 Countries Where Indian Food Is Surprisingly Easy To Find Abroad
If you are worried about missing Indian food while travelling, these countries can be your home away from home.
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This Vibrant New Restaurant In Japan Is Built On An Abandoned Railway Line
Japan New Train Restaurant: What looks like the pinkest new restaurant in Kyoto is in fact a series of three upcycled train carriages.
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8 Different Alcohols From Around The World You Need To Try
These drinks have become popular all over the world, but they still belong to the places where they originated.
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Watch: Internet Slams Woman Bitten By Live Shrimp While Trying To Eat It
So far, the video of the lady being attacked by shrimp has amassed over 7.5 million views.
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Watch: Restaurant In Japan Goes Viral For Serving Authentic Indian Food, Owner Wears Saree Every Day
The owner wears sarees while serving food, and the restaurant is adorned with Indian artefacts and musical instruments.
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Staff Of Major Convenience Store Chain In Japan Found Faking Expiry Dates On Food
Deli sales at around 1,600 Ministop stores across Japan were paused after staff members were found falsifying expiry dates. The company has issued an apology statement.
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Japanese Chef Opens Maharashtrian 'Bhojnalaya' In Japan, Video Goes Viral
"Since I'm running a business inspired by Indian culture, I want to share its authentic flavours and spirit to Japan with deep respect and gratitude," the Japanese chef shares his love for Nagpur and its cuisine.
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Not Calls Or Noisy Alarms, This Hotel Wakes Guests Up With The Smell Of Breakfast
From coffee and blueberry muffins to mango and bacon - this hotel chain is experimenting with scent-based wake-up calls to make mornings more pleasant for travellers.
-
Top 10 Unmissable Things To Do In Japan This Autumn
Autumn paints Japan in red and gold - from Kyoto's glowing temples to Mount Fuji's lakes, this is the season when beauty takes its time.
-
Visiting Japan This Autumn? Here's Everything Worth Seeing, Eating, And Doing
As mountains turn gold and air turns crisp, Japan transforms autumn into an art form - through its food, festivals, and the quiet beauty of everyday life.
-
World Noodle Day: How World War 2 Led To The Invention Of Instant Noodles
In his biography, "The Story of the Invention of Instant Ramen" (2002), Momofuku Ando remembered telling himself, "Peace will come when people have food."
-
Watch: Crab Gets 'Flattened' Into Cracker At Japan Shop, Indians Call It "Kekada Papad"
A video showing the making of a special type of "crab rice cracker" in Japan has gone viral. Foodies came up with several new names for the delicacy.
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Watch: This Restaurant In Tokyo Serves The Most Authentic Dal Bati Churma
The grand dal bati churma platter in this restaurant in Japan included plain and masala bati, plain and besan churma, gatta curry, papads and salad.
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'Trump Whisperer' Ex-Minister Toshimitsu Motegi Joins Japan PM Race
Former foreign minister Toshimitsu Motegi is angling to lead the world's fourth-largest economy as it faces fresh turbulence stemming from rising food prices and fallout from US tariffs on its crucial auto sector.
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6 Reasons Farmed Salmon Is Taking Over Menus Around The World
From sushi counters in Tokyo to grills in India, farmed salmon is taking over menus everywhere. Chefs love it, diners crave it, and it works in every cuisine from Japan to India.
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8 Countries Where Indian Food Is Surprisingly Easy To Find Abroad
If you are worried about missing Indian food while travelling, these countries can be your home away from home.
-
This Vibrant New Restaurant In Japan Is Built On An Abandoned Railway Line
Japan New Train Restaurant: What looks like the pinkest new restaurant in Kyoto is in fact a series of three upcycled train carriages.
-
8 Different Alcohols From Around The World You Need To Try
These drinks have become popular all over the world, but they still belong to the places where they originated.
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Watch: Internet Slams Woman Bitten By Live Shrimp While Trying To Eat It
So far, the video of the lady being attacked by shrimp has amassed over 7.5 million views.
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Watch: Restaurant In Japan Goes Viral For Serving Authentic Indian Food, Owner Wears Saree Every Day
The owner wears sarees while serving food, and the restaurant is adorned with Indian artefacts and musical instruments.
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Staff Of Major Convenience Store Chain In Japan Found Faking Expiry Dates On Food
Deli sales at around 1,600 Ministop stores across Japan were paused after staff members were found falsifying expiry dates. The company has issued an apology statement.
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Japanese Chef Opens Maharashtrian 'Bhojnalaya' In Japan, Video Goes Viral
"Since I'm running a business inspired by Indian culture, I want to share its authentic flavours and spirit to Japan with deep respect and gratitude," the Japanese chef shares his love for Nagpur and its cuisine.
