Okochi: Brooklyn has a lot of restaurants. You know, I’m Japanese and I look for Japanese groceries. There are a lot actually popping up, a few Japanese grocery stores in Brooklyn, and Williamsburg, ...

While Japan naturally offers endless opportunities for sake education and travel, New York is a worthy alternative when ...

SUNSET PARK, Brooklyn (PIX11) — You can get a little taste of Japanese entertainment in New York City with the second annual AniTOMO Manga & Anime Convention this weekend. The free event, hosted ...

Brooklyn Kura, New York’s first sake brewery, introduced Kura Shochu on July 1, a sustainably crafted rice-based spirit made from sake kasu.

KAMA-ASA is a Japanese kitchen-supply store that just opened its first U.S.-based outpost in Brooklyn. There, we spotted the acetate cutting board that seems to be gaining a following, along with ...