Japan’s beloved Indian restaurants are under threat
HIMALAYAN CARAVAN, a Nepalese-Indian restaurant in east Tokyo, has sat on its quiet street for two decades. Sanjay Sahani, its Nepalese owner, first came to Japan as a chef in 2006. His ¥850 ($5) curry-and-naan set lunch draws a steady crowd, from office workers to pensioners. The neighbours and his regulars are like family, he…