A Food and Drink Guide to Tōhoku, Home to Japan's Best Sake and Wagyu

A decade after the Tōhoku earthquake and Fukushima nuclear disaster, Japan’s northern region has reemerged as a tourist destination for wagyu beef, sake, and seafood.

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