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Kamon: Japan’s Timeless Symbol
The mon, also commonly known as Kamon (家紋 meaning “family crest”), are crests of Japanese origin that serve as identifiers, commonly as emblems of families.
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Lower Your Bills: How to Save Energy in Japan
This article will guide you in becoming more energy-efficient and show how these cost-effective methods help you save energy and reduce electricity costs...
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Japan’s Strange Jobs You Won’t Believe Exist
Japan is known for its technologies, traditions, and mindset. However, it is also popular for strange jobs, which usually seem odd to foreign residents.
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Enjoy Cheap, Stress-Free, Unlimited Internet in Japan with Urikire Gomen Wi-Fi and WG JAPAN eSIM
Feeling overwhelmed looking for Wi-Fi and eSIM providers in Japan? Do you want to use unlimited Wi-Fi at home and on the go? Check out this article for more!
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Top 3 Authentic Indonesian Restaurants in Tokyo You Have to Try!
Tokyo has some excellent Indonesian restaurants that offer amazing, authentic cuisine. Check out our picks for some recommended Indonesian Restaurants in Tokyo.
Food
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Top 3 Authentic Indonesian Restaurants in Tokyo You Have to Try!
Tokyo has some excellent Indonesian restaurants that offer amazing, authentic cuisine. Check out our picks for some recommended Indonesian Restaurants in Tokyo.
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Halal Restaurants in Tokyo: 4 Hidden Spots
Check out these hidden halal restaurants in Tokyo where you can enjoy global cuisines without worrying about long wait times or limited seating.
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Behind The Philosophy Of Shojin Ryori
Shojin ryori is a traditional form of Japanese Buddhist vegetarian cooking deeply rooted in the principles of Zen Buddhism. Read more for a deep dive!
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Unlocking the Secrets of Japanese Superfoods
Japan's cuisine features several Japanese superfoods, contributing to its reputation as one of the healthiest diets in the world. Do you eat these foods?
Health
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Japanese Fitness Trends: From Radio Taiso to Hot Yoga
Japan has a history of incorporating movement into daily life, blending traditional and modern Japanese fitness trends that promote physical & mental wellbeing.
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How to Get Mental Health Help in Japan
Services catered to mental health in Japan have evolvedin recent years, but cultural and systemic challenges still affect access and quality of care.
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Essential Bicycle Sharing Services in Tokyo for Eco-Friendly Travel
Bicycle sharing is a service that allows people to rent bicycles for short-term use, you might have seen them around cities in Japan - here's how to use them!
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Cycling Towards a Greener Future: Shimanami Kaido
The Shimanami Kaido is one of Japan's most famous cycling routes and connects the islands of Honshu and Shikoku across the Seto Inland Sea.
Lifestyle
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Lower Your Bills: How to Save Energy in Japan
This article will guide you in becoming more energy-efficient and show how these cost-effective methods help you save energy and reduce electricity costs...
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A Peaceful Oasis in Tokyo: Yoyogi Park
Do big crowds always put tension on your mental health? If so then 54 hectares of Yoyogi Park will give everyone enough space to relax.
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The Long-Lasting Legacy of Washi Paper and Its Influence on Japanese Life
Washi paper is known to be more durable and more flexible than regular paper because of its fibers, allowing for unique adoptions in many Japanese items.
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Best Date Spots in Tokyo
Finding brand new date spots in Tokyo could be a challenge, as social media and blogs tend to share the same locations over and over again.
Seasonal
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Nagasaki’s Sustainable Theme Park: Huis Ten Bosch
Planning a sustainable travel itinerary? Add Huis Ten Bosch in Nagasaki to your list. Discover how Japan has made it into a sustainable theme park.
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A Guide to Delicious Autumn Bento Recipes: Celebrate Autumn with Japanese Seasonal Flavors
Autumn in Japan brings a bounty of seasonal ingredients deeply cherished in Japanese cuisine and inspires autumn bento recipes that highlight hearty flavors.
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A Day Trip to Fukiware Falls, Numata, Gunma Prefecture
If you visit Gunma prefecture, make sure to explore the natural beauty around "Japan's Niagara Falls" Fukiware Falls to experience fresh air and peaceful scenery.
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Summer Adventures at Lake Toya, Hokkaido
Check out Lake Toya — an incredible place in Hokkaido, surrounded by mountains and a crystal-clear lake. And guess what? There's a ton of cool stuff to do there..
Society
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Japan’s Strange Jobs You Won’t Believe Exist
Japan is known for its technologies, traditions, and mindset. However, it is also popular for strange jobs, which usually seem odd to foreign residents.
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More Than Just Books! Why BOOKOFF Is the Ultimate Second-Hand Haven!
BOOKOFF might be Japan's most famous second-hand bookstore, but that’s not all the store offers! BOOKOFF SUPER BAZAAR stores are a treasure trove of all...
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How to Support Society With Fair Trade and Sustainable Donation-Based Organizations in Japan
Have you ever supported social issues through fair trade or donations? Despite not holding significant positions of power, we can all play a role.
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Technological Innovations Aiding Japan’s Elderly Population
Read our article to explore how new technological innovations support and create a huge impact on Japanese society and the wellbeing of elderly citizens.
