New York's Best Japanese Attractions, Restaurants & Shopping

Japanese Culture in New York Includes New Jersey

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New York's Best Japanese Restaurants, Attractions & Shopping Guide

New York Best Japanese Resturants & Stores

Japanese Guide to New York (Includes New Jersey)

New Jersey

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  Mitsuwa Marketplace, New York Japanese marketplace & Japanese restaurants. 
  
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  Oishinbo (Inside Mitsuwa Marketplace)
  
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  Kinokuniya - New Jersey Japanese bookstore. 
  
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  Daiso Japan, New Jersey Because it is a single price, you can buy more than usual. You can try because it is a one-price product. Because it's a one-price product, I bought it casually and my daily life changed. One price ha...
  
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  Daiso Japan, New Jersey Because it is a single price, you can buy more than usual. You can try because it is a one-price product. Because it's a one-price product, I bought it casually and my daily life changed. One price ha...
  

New York

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  Japan Society, New York (Youngest Landmark Building After 40 Years Old) Japan Society is the leading U.S. organization committed to deepening mutual understanding between the United States and Japan in a global context. Now in its second century, the Society serves audien...
  
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  The Noguchi Museum, New York reated by Isamu Noguchi (1904-1988), The Noguchi Museum opened in 1985, presenting a comprehensive collection of the artist's works in stone, metal, wood, and clay, as well as models for public projec...
  
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  New York Buddhist Church - Bryant Park The NYBC has been serving the New York community since 1938, and was founded by Rev. Hozen Seki with the assistance of his wife, Satomi, and concerned lay people. They all wished to share the Buddha-D...
  
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  New York Botanical Garden (Brooklyn Botanic Garden) Cherry Blossom Trees, Garden The historic garden is one of the oldest extant Japanese gardens in the United States, and its collection of cherry cultivars was in lovely bloom during filming. Petry, a specialist in moving camera t...
  
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  The Japanese Peace Bell and Garden - North of the Secretariat Building at United Nations Headquarters The Japanese Peace Bell, located in the area north of the Secretariat Building at United Nations Headquarters. The Peace Bell was donated by the United Nations Association of Japan in June, 1954.Mr. C...
  
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  The Japanese Garden at Pocantico This Japanese garden is at the country home of John D. Rockefeller (1839-1937) which was built just north of Tarrytown in an area known as Pocantico (the word the Rockefellers used when referring to...
  
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  Kinokuniya - New York Kinokuniya, New York is a great place to visit for anyone who loves books. It has one of the largest selections of Japanese and international books in the United States, as well as comics, magazines, ...
  
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  Otafuku Specialize in Takoyaki, Okonomiyake, Yakisoba, Taiyaki.
  
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  Ramen Setagaya
  
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  Ramen Shack (Keizo Shimamoto Creator Ramen Burger) Keizo Shimamoto creator of the Ramen Burger and a small hole and the wall ramen shop. 
  
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  Totto Ramen
  
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  Hammond Museum and Japanese Stroll Garden A Stroll Garden does not reveal itself all at once. Rather, paths are meant to lead from a view of the pond to a view of a distant landscape. The design of a path directs one's progression through the...
  
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  Raku Norihiro IshizukaChef Norihiro Ishizuka’s culinary journey began at the age of thirteen working at Kappo and udon restaurants to support his mother and four other siblings. With over sixty years of ...
  
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  Benemon Benemon specializes in new Japanese comfort food.  Served alongside our curated selection of small-batch Japanese craft sake, Benemon mixes Japan's rich culinary traditions with new and inventive rec...
  
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  Domodomo Started as the First Hand Roll Bar in New York since 2015, now serving our signature tasting course called DOMOKASE and other Asian inspired dishes! 
  
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  Ozakaya
  
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  Daiso Japan, Queens New York Because it is a single price, you can buy more than usual. You can try because it is a one-price product. Because it's a one-price product, I bought it casually and my daily life changed. One price ha...
  
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  Daiso Japan, Brooklyn New York Because it is a single price, you can buy more than usual. You can try because it is a one-price product. Because it's a one-price product, I bought it casually and my daily life changed. One price ha...
  
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  Daiso Japan, Scarsdale New York Because it is a single price, you can buy more than usual. You can try because it is a one-price product. Because it's a one-price product, I bought it casually and my daily life changed. One price ha...
  
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  Shinjuku Japanese Deli Japanese market/deli in the fidi/seaport neighborhood.
  
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  MUJI Fifth Avenue “Lower priced for a reason.” This phrase encapsulates how MUJI first began in 1980. We launched products that might almost be regarded as substandard if based on traditional criteria. Focusing on ...
  
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  Muji USA Ltd “Lower priced for a reason.” This phrase encapsulates how MUJI first began in 1980. We launched products that might almost be regarded as substandard if based on traditional criteria. Focusing on ...
  
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  MUJI 59th Street “Lower priced for a reason.” This phrase encapsulates how MUJI first began in 1980. We launched products that might almost be regarded as substandard if based on traditional criteria. Focusing on ...
  
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  MUJI Cooper Square “Lower priced for a reason.” This phrase encapsulates how MUJI first began in 1980. We launched products that might almost be regarded as substandard if based on traditional criteria. Focusing on ...
  
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  MUJI Chelsea “Lower priced for a reason.” This phrase encapsulates how MUJI first began in 1980. We launched products that might almost be regarded as substandard if based on traditional criteria. Focusing on ...
  
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  MUJI Williamsburg “Lower priced for a reason.” This phrase encapsulates how MUJI first began in 1980. We launched products that might almost be regarded as substandard if based on traditional criteria. Focusing on ...
  
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  Katagiri Japanese Grocery Store (Opened 1907) Conveniently located in the heart of Manhattan, we have provided New Yorkers with Japanese groceries ever since Katagiri Brothers Inc. opened its doors in 1907....
  
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  Sunrise Mart Soho We offer a wide variety of Japanese food products and other items flown in from Japan. Our store sells fresh bento boxes and sushi made daily in-house and other ready-made meals.Since opening its door...
  
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  Japan Village, New York (Made Up of a Japanese Marketplace) Japan Village, situated in Brooklyn, stands as a vibrant testament to the rich tapestry of Japanese culture within the diverse landscape of New York. This unique destination is a fusion of a Japanese ...
  
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  Kimono House Kimono House,Japanese store in SoHo, New York City since 1977. Buy or rent high quality vintage or new Kimono, Kimono stylist consultant.
  
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  New York Time Square (Open 24 Hours) Times Square is a major commercial intersection, tourist destination, entertainment hub, and neighborhood in Midtown Manhattan, New York City. It is formed by the junction of Broadway, Seventh Avenue,...
  
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  Statue of Liberty Statue of Liberty - Experience the beauty and splendor of New York City aboard the Statue of Liberty ferry. Tour the grounds of Liberty Island and take the perfect photo of Lady Liberty.Ellis Island -...
  
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  Central Park, NY Central Park is an urban park in New York City, between the Upper West and Upper East Sides of Manhattan. It is the fifth-largest park in the city, covering 843 acres (341 ha). It is the most visited ...
  
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  Empire State Building From the start of construction to modern day fame, the story of the Empire State Building is one you’ll never forget.Intended to be the world's first 100+ story building, construction of the Empire ...
  
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  Okiboru House of Tsukemen Tsukemen, the Japanese ramen dish that consists of noodles you dip into a hot soup or broth, sounds like the perfect variation to eat.
  
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  Teso Life, New York Teso Life is a Japanese fashion casual life product department store. Founded in May 2017, the company is headquartered in Queens, New York. Teso Life collaborates with a number of well-known Japanese...
  
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  David Zwirner Gallery David Zwirner is a contemporary art gallery with locations in New York, London, Paris, and Hong Kong, and currently represents more than seventy artists and estates. The gallery has been home to innov...
  
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  Taro's Origami Studio Japan Village, Brooklyn, NY Taro's Origami Studio is a paper folding studio founded by Taro Yaguchi in Brooklyn, New York. The studio offers classes and workshops on the art of origami, from beginner to advanced levels. Taro's O...
  
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  Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel, New York The Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel is a luxury hotel located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, New York City. The hotel is situated at 811 7th Avenue, just steps away from Times Square, Broadwa...
  
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  Poster House, New York Poster House is dedicated to presenting the impact, culture, and design of posters, both as historical documents and methods of contemporary visual communication.Through temporary exhibitions, a growi...
  
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  Memorial Art Gallery (MAG) of Rochester The Memorial Art Gallery (MAG) of Rochester is a cultural gem nestled in the heart of Rochester, New York. Established in 1913, this renowned art institution has evolved into a prominent center for vi...