Kaila Imada is an Associate Editor at Time Out Group plc. She specializes in travel and tourism, with a focus on culture and society, food and beverages, and hospitality and leisure, particularly in relation to Japan and Tokyo. Kaila's insights on consumer travel and retail trends, including topics like Starbucks and gaming, have been featured in various publications.
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Kaila's coverage predominantly revolves around Japan, particularly focusing on topics related to Japanese culture, food & beverage, and travel & tourism. She seems to frequently cover promotional deals, event announcements, press releases from the private sector about products and services in Japan.
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