Despite Japan’s reputation for good although sometimes quirky food, an online survey suggests Japanese are not overly fond of cooking compared with people in other countries. This was the finding of a ...

Japanese homemaker Maki Watanabe carefully pours into a plastic bottle the oil she used to cook her deep-fried aubergines, ...

ZAZA Inc has launched an online sharing service airKitchen which provides foreign visitors to Japan a chance to visit ordinary family homes to cook and eat home-cooked meals together with local hosts.

What better way to experience Japanese cooking than to learn it yourself in the comfort of a Japanese home or studio? With cooking classes ranging from sushi to making bentos to vegan ramen and gyoza, ...

This image taken from Nosh's Instagram account shows one of its products. TOKYO -- More than 50% of people in Japan feel that cooking for themselves is a burden, but only about 20% have used meal ...

The Internet isn’t all kitten videos and saucy stuff, you know. In Japan, food and cooking makes up a large part of the Net — and recipe-sharing site Cookpad is its biggest juggernaut. With 20 million ...

TOKYO -- Ask visitors to Japan to name a few local dishes and they might list sushi, tempura or sukiyaki. But these days, more overseas tourists are learning about Japanese home cooking, which is very ...

Cooking real A5 Kobe beef Wagyu from Japan is on another level. The intense marbling melts almost instantly when it hits the heat. You do not cook it like a normal steak, precision and restraint are ...

Ten Exceptional Utensils from Kappabashi, Japan’s Kitchen The Kappabashi district in Taitō, Tokyo, is gaining global fame for its concentration of shops specializing in kitchenware. Customers from ...