What do Japanese people really eat for lunch? My sister-in-law and I asked Japanese families to share their real, every day, lunches with us.

Ever since I made a mini-doc on what owning a ramen restaurant in Japan is like, I’ve thought, “How much money do ramen shops make?” In Japan, ramen isn’t a really expensive food and the owners of independent shops work long hours: so is all the work worth it?

I find that most people who visit Japan comment on how clean it is. How does Japan Keep Clean?

If you’ve seen my videos about Japan, you may have wondered why it looks the way it does. Today I’m going to explain it through zoning.

Previously we showed you what some frozen grocery store meals were like. This time we’re trying out a healthy frozen meal delivery service.

If you were to move to a typical neighbourhood in Tokyo, what would it be like? How would you get around? What would you see and do? Today I’ll take you around Shin-Koiwa station.

Six years ago we made a video about “What Japanese Breakfast is Like”. Was it REALLY what Japanese breakfast was like? My sister-in-law and I asked 7 families to share their real, every day, breakfasts with us.

“What was the purpose of making a Japanese documentary? We need to investigate your purpose?” Last week I released the trailer for my feature-length documentary Being Japanese 日本人とは. I received lots of great comments and questions. I respond.

Shinto is the native religious tradition of Japan. I think it’s easy to see visual signs of it throughout Japan, from the shrines (jinja) to the gates (torii).

I check out Saga prefecture, a Host Town for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games.