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teishoku (written as 定食 on menus). Translated as “set meal,” it’s a far cry from the “do-you-want-fries-with-that?” sets found at fast food joints. Well-rounded variety is the teishoku calling card, and you can expect your order to come with a main dish (usually fish or meat), a bowl of miso soup, a bowl of rice and an assortment of seasonal side dishes and pickles. Since many of the items can be prepared en masse in advance, wait times are kept to a minimum, essential for hungry diners. An added benefit: Teishoku meals — also occasionally delineated as higawari (日替わり...

Mazda banking on RWD models to reverse fortunes 8 January 2021 1:38 pm / 12 comments It’s no secret that Mazda is having a tough time at the moment. Its move upmarket has backfired, and sales have been sliding even before the coronavirus pandemic. Faced with this grim reality, Hiroshima is moving quickly to try and reverse its fortunes – but inexplicably, it’s doing so by making an even more concerted move towards the premium space. According to Nikkei Asia, Mazda is rolling out two product groups, “small” and “large”, based on the size of the chassis. It’s the latter tha...

This is definitely a unique health benefit. As the year comes to a close, several companies and product manufacturers are trying to cash in on the overall negative feelings people have towards 2020. For example, Burger King in Japan is reportedly offering a burger that can allegedly ward off bad spirits. In a video on the Burger King Japan YouTube page, the company announced the arrival of the new Spicy Yakuyoke Whopper containing spicy garlic flakes and a special spicy sauce, but the sandwich has another selling point: It may "get rid of evil," Burger King Japan hints on its website.