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The Future of Lemon Sour: Japan’s Innovative Chuhai You Can’t Miss

24/06/2025 by Tabimania JAPAN

Are you a fan of lemon sours? If so, Asahi’s “Mirai no Lemon Sour” (The Lemon Sour of the Future) is something you absolutely must try during your visit to Japan! Re-released on June 24, 2025, this groundbreaking canned chuhai … Read More

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What is a Highball? The Ultimate Guide to Japan’s Whiskey Cocktail

01/03/2025 by Tabimania JAPAN

What is a Highball? A highball is a cocktail made by mixing whiskey with carbonated water (soda). It is simple yet refreshing and easy to drink, making it an excellent choice to enjoy with meals. It is often served with … Read More

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A Guide to Popular Japanese Craft Beers for International Beer Lovers

07/01/2025 by Tabimania JAPAN

Introduction Japanese supermarkets and convenience stores sell large amounts of alcohol.There are really many liquors, such as beer, sparkling wine, chu-Hi, wine and capital.Japan offers a diverse range of high-quality craft beers. Here, we introduce some of the most popular … Read More

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Night spot in Osaka! Recommended bar & pub

03/05/2020 by Tabimania JAPAN

Enjoy nightlife in the international tourist city of Osaka!Many people in Osaka are friendly. Many Japanese want to make friends with tourists.Introducing spots full of such Japanese people and tourists.If you are interested, why not drop by? Bar in Osaka … Read More

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Differences and characteristics of Japanese beer

21/04/2020 by Tabimania JAPAN

Introduction Japanese supermarkets and convenience stores sell large amounts of alcohol.There are really many liquors, such as beer, sparkling wine, chu-Hi, wine and capital.The most popular one is canned beer.There are several types of canned beer in Japan, each with … Read More

Culture | Food & Drink | Japanese food

Izakaya in Japan:the symbol of alcohol heaven

12/04/2020 by Tabimania JAPAN

Introduction There are over 100,000 izakayas in Japan.You can see it in any city. “Izakaya” is neither a restaurant nor a bar. A form close to a izakaya may be a pub.The Japanese izakaya, where the food is delicious and … Read More

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