A clean but sophisiticated flatware set with brushed steel finish. This assortment has a great weight in the hand and is made of 18/10 stainless steel from Cambridge. Dishwasher safe.

We plan to fly into Tokyo and hop our way through various cities down to the southern tip of Japan. Help us enjoy the journey with rail passes that will let us zoom our way around the country.

A caffeinated couple is a happy couple. Help keep us bright-eyed and cheery in the mornings with this awesome coffee grinder. Product description: Ask any coffee connoisseur and they'll tell you that in order for coffee beans to develop their full flavor profile, they must be ground right before coming in contact with hot water. This is where the bistro electric burr coffee grinder comes in and becomes part of the coffee making ritual. The Bistro is continuously adjustable - twisting the upper bean container determines how finely ground the beans will be. With over 14 settings from coarse to fine, you can deliver the ideal grind for any brewing method. But there's more to it than that. Most coffee grinders use plastic containers to receive the ground coffee but plastic and ground coffee don't go together well. The powder gets statically charged and spills all over the place. The new Bistro comes with a borosilicate glass container to catch the grounds. The glass catcher is inherently static-free, reducing the amount of overall static and "jumping" coffee grounds. This and the tight silicone/nylon lid make for an excellent, no-spill coffee grinder. The borosilicate glass container comes with a silicone band to make it slip-proof, an especially important feature when touched with wet hands. The Bistro is made from borosilicate glass, steel, plastic, rubber and silicone and comes in black, orange, red, green, and white.

One big reason why we want to visit Japan is to explore the country's rich tradition and history. Help us go on a day trip or two to see places like Fushimi-Inari Taisha, Tenryu-ji, and Himeji castle.

We love Japanese food and can't wait to taste as many authentic dishes as possible on our honeymoon. Help us enjoy a culinary adventure.

We've been told having a drink at New York Bar, overlooking Tokyo on the 52nd floor of the Park Hyatt Hotel, is a must-do. Help us enjoy a beverage and live music with a spectacular view.

On top of Mount Koya, or Koyasan, is a small, secluded temple town where travelers can stay in shukubo (Buddhist temple lodgings). We'd love to spend a night in one of the shukubo on the mountaintop and get a taste of a monk's lifestyle, eat traditional monk's cuisine (shojin ryori) and attend a morning prayer.

Help us make a memory of a life time by spending a night at a traditional Japanese ryokan (inn) with a home cooked meal

Kaiseki is a traditional, multi-course meal prepared with fresh, seasonal ingredients and served to be pleasing to both the eye and palette. We'd love to treat ourselves and indulge in a special kaiseki meal at Michelin three-star restaurant Kikunoi in Kyoto.

It wouldn't be a honeymoon without a bit of pampering, and there's no better way to relax than a dip in an onsen (natural hot spring bath). Help us slow down and enjoy being newlweds.

Yup, this is a thing. Battling robots, decked out dancers--it all adds up to 3 hours of ridiculous robot fun. Help us enjoy a one-of-a-kind show you can't find anywhere else.