Coffee culture in Japan did not necessarily have a good start, but these 5 shops somehow withstood the test of time.

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The sweet treats offered by these long-lived establishments have more than withstood the tests of time. Each shop is at least 350 years old!

Fukuoka provides the locals and tourists the best of many worlds in terms of scenic views, exciting activities and most importantly—food! Known as the gold mine of gourmet in Japan, visitors are spoiled for choice in the world of culinary treats.

Founded in 1804, Matsuzaki Senbei has been offering classic rice crackers for over 200 years. But do you know the three key flavors from old Tokyo?

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Nagasaki's food culture is a result of its historical connections with China and Europe. While heavily influenced by European and Chinese tastes, Nagasaki dishes have a flavor all their own!

Check out these old-school coffee shops, passed down for generations in Tokyo's Jimbocho.