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2 weeks ago | 
fodors.com | La Carmina |La Carmina - Carmen Wong
More so now than ever, ill-mannered tourists are flocking to Japan’s capital. Here’s how to avoid being one of them. These days, whenever anyone asks me for advice about traveling to Tokyo, I warn them to be prepared to wrangle with tourists everywhere they go. Because Japan is safe, affordable, and increasingly English-friendly–as well as full of magnificent attractions from festivals to food and nature–visitors have been coming in record-breaking numbers since the pandemic.
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1 month ago | 
fodors.com | La Carmina |La Carmina - Carmen Wong
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Oct 24, 2024 | 
observer.com | La Carmina
Michelin Star Chef Ryan Ratino Brings Japanese Hospitality and ’90s Hip-Hop to Florida Fine Dining The chef behind two Michelin-starred restaurants has two new outposts in Florida, inspired by the flavors of the Sunshine State and the Land of the Rising Sun. Ryan Ratino decided to expand his culinary footprint this year. REY LOPEZChef Ryan Ratino’s eyes light up whenever the conversation turns to Japan.
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Jul 26, 2024 | 
newsbreak.com | La Carmina
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Jul 26, 2024 | 
observer.com | La Carmina
Chef Pepe Salinas’ Interactive Tasting Menu Addresses Climate Change and Women’s Equality Every three months, chef Pepe Salinas of Balcón del Zócalo unveils an artistic tasting menu themed around current affairs such as water shortages and women’s rights. Chef Pepe Salinas doesn’t shy away from approaching sensitive subjects.
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May 2, 2024 | 
fodors.com | La Carmina |La Carmina - Carmen Wong
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May 2, 2024 | 
flipboard.com | La Carmina
Playing Ghostwire: Tokyo just made me wish it was a horror gameI finally played Ghostwire: Tokyo from Tango Gameworks, and while I really enjoyed the game, I couldn't help but wonder how much better it would've …
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Apr 15, 2024 | 
lacarmina.com | La Carmina |La Carmina - Carmen Wong
Looking for Goth and offbeat art / culture activities in Tokyo? This gang-gang has got you covered… My friends and I love hitting up Japanese art exhibitions with themes such as tattoos, AI, and shunga (Edo-era erotica, often involving tentacles!) Our video of this event went viral on @lacarmina IG… be sure to watch the reel here. Last fall, the Goth crew went to this showcase by Japanese tattoo master Horiyoshi III and contemporary artist Hajime Sorayama (famous for his sexy robot ladies).
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Apr 11, 2024 | 
fodors.com | La Carmina |La Carmina - Carmen Wong
START After traversing the globe, these travel habits have become routine for me. Mark Twain’s famous quote—“One must travel, to learn”—rings true to my experience. In my voyages to over 70 countries, I’ve picked up many unexpected habits and items simply by spending time abroad and getting immersed in the local culture. Back home, I’ve incorporated many of these customs into my daily routines and found that they’ve added to my health and wellness.
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Mar 29, 2024 | 
fodors.com | La Carmina |La Carmina - Carmen Wong
From cute mascot shops to Japanese couture, here’s where to find the fiercest fashion throughout Tokyo. As a fashion blogger, I’m often asked what the best city in the world is for shopping—and my answer is invariably Tokyo. Japan’s capital is full of enticing fashion for every budget or personal style, whether you’re lusting over vintage purses in Shimokitazawa or cute-meets-eccentric accessories in Harajuku. Japan’s yen remains low, so you’ll get a great bang for your buck in Tokyo.
