Vegetarian Dining Experiences(36)
Sumo Wrestler Challenge and Lunch in Tokyo
Tokyo Omakase Sushi Experience with Personal Chef
High-End Omakase Tempura Course Meal at Tempura Ono
Gion Tour with Kaiseki Meal in Kyoto at Night
Luxury Cruise in Tokyo Bay: View of Skytree, Rainbow Bridge
Sake Pairing and Omakase Sushi in Tokyo with Personal Chef
Asakusa Sumo Wrestler Show & Lunch Experience (Tokyo)
Tokyo Ninja Food Experience
Wasabi Kaiseki Meal and 1 Night Stay at a Shizuoka Onsen
Tokyo Bay Private Dinner in a Traditional Boat
Asakusa Live Music Performance with Dinner
Historic Samurai House Tour in Fukuoka with Tea and Lunch
Kaiseki Bento Traditional Cuisine & Tea Ceremony
Nijo Market Visit & Dinner With Fresh Produce in Sapporo
Local Artisans, Japanese Food, & Walking Tour in Shiga
A Thrilling Meal! Vegan Lunch Cruise Near Active Volcano
Shonai Cultural Activities & Lunch at a Farmer’s Restaurant
Tokyo National Museum Dining & Matcha Experience (Ueno)
Shojin Ryori Lunch in 1200-Year-Old Ekoin Temple (Wakayama)
Wakayama: Meditation & Lunch in a 1,200-Year-Old Temple
Wakayama: Fire Prayer & Lunch in a 1,200-Year-Old Temple
Tokyo Bay Private Lunch in a Traditional Boat
Private Dinner and Shishimai Lion Dance in Sapporo, Hokkaido
Geisha Performance and Private Dinner in Sapporo, Hokkaido
Japanese Home Cooking Dining Experience in Tokyo
Orchard Tour in Nagano With Outdoor Fine Dining Experience
Private Chef Experience in Niseko, Hokkaido
Tea Tasting & Etiquette in a Historic Townhouse (Gifu)
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Vegetarian Dining Experiences in Japan
In a country as convenient and efficient as Japan (with 24/7 convenience stores located on every street), you would think that Japan has it all! But if you're a vegetarian in Japan, you might be faced with the challenges of finding something you can eat at restaurants, shops, and even the ready-made food aisles of supermarkets. Bento boxes usually include fish or meat products, and even miso soup is usually made with a fish-based dashi broth. But while it is important to be aware that Japanese cuisine relies heavily on the fishing industry (as should be expected of an archipelago surrounded by abundant waters), it is by no means impossible to find vegetarian food in Japan.
Don’t worry about invisible meat or fish ingredients! Find out what’s for dinner (or lunch) by browsing these vegetarian dining experiences in Japan. Restaurants in Japan are becoming more and more accommodating to those with dietary restrictions like vegetarianism. So why not show your support for vegetarian restaurants in Japan and chefs who are striving to provide plant-based meals to guests from abroad! Join a vegetarian dining experience in Japan, right here on byFood.