Travel Photos from Japan

March 7, 2016
By Hideaway Report Editor
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More often than not, our photo editors sift through hundreds – if not thousands – of photos for each month to accompany our feature articles. As usual, there were an abundance of beautiful pictures that couldn’t fit into the pages (print or web) of the March 2016 Hideaway Report. Explore the culinary delights from Andrew Harper's trip to Japan, below.

Seared beef with bamboo at Wanosato - Photo by Hideaway Report editor

Hokkaido crab legs with cocktail sauce at <em>Andaz Tavern</em>

Hokkaido crab legs with cocktail sauce at Andaz Tavern - Photo by Hideaway Report editor

Thinly sliced beef for <em>sukiyaki </em> (traditional Japanese hot pot dish) at Wanosato

Thinly sliced beef for sukiyaki (traditional Japanese hot pot dish) at Wanosato - Photo by Hideaway Report editor

Marinated fish and celery at Hakone-Ginyu - Photo by Hideaway Report editor

Soup at <em>Ryozanpaku</em>, a two-Michelin-starred kaiseki restaurant in Kyoto

Soup at Ryozanpaku, a two-Michelin-starred kaiseki restaurant in Kyoto - Photo by Hideaway Report editor

Our sashimi dinner at Hakone-Ginyu - Photo by Hideaway Report editor

Our autumn vegetable course at Hakone-Ginyu

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Miniature éclairs for dessert at Andaz Tavern

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Salmon eggs at <em>Sushi-kappo Nakaichi</em>

Salmon eggs at Sushi-kappo Nakaichi - Photo by Hideaway Report editor

Nigiri at Sushi-kappo Nakaichi - Photo by Hideaway Report editor

Trout sashimi in our kaiseki meal at <em>Shoraian</em>

Trout sashimi in our kaiseki meal at Shoraian - Photo by Hideaway Report editor

<em>Yudo</em> (chunks of creamy tofu simmered in broth) at <em>Shoraian</em>

Yudo (chunks of creamy tofu simmered in broth) at Shoraian - Photo by Hideaway Report editor

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