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Tokyo, Japan

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Gluttony: Tokyo

Why It’s Sinful: More than 150,000 restaurants beckon insatiable eaters from far and wide, luring them with the precision and drama of Japanese food and award-winning international restaurants. In fact, since Michelin started producing a guide for Tokyo in 2007, the city has landed 11 three-starred restaurants, more than any other in the world (poor Paris, in comparison, has only 10).

Where to Stay: The Hotel Seiyo Ginza puts you on Tokyo’s jam-packed shopping street, with many of the city’s best restaurants, including the three Michelin–starred Japanese Koju, and L’Osier, by renowned French chef Bruno Menard.

How to Atone: Make a pilgrimage to the Sensoji Temple, where you can pray for weight loss in 2010.



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