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All About Shachihoko – Japanese Castle Roof Adornments
Do you love castles? When travelling around Japan, you can see Japanese castles everywhere! Visiting
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How to Write Nengajo in Japanese New Year: Step by Step Guide
Have you ever written a New Year’s card in Japan? It’s a typical New Year’s tradition in Japan to wr
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Keiro No Hi: Respect for the Aged Day Japan
Did you know there is a day people express their thanks and respect to their elders in Japan? We cal
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Enjoy the Cosmos Flower in Japan This Autumn
Do you know the flower called “cosmos”? In Japan the cosmos flower reminds us of autumn. While Hallo
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3 Reasons Why Shaved Ice is So Popular in Japan
During Japan's hot summer season, what kind of sweets do you like to eat? Ice cream is a solid way t
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Enka Music: A Japanese Tradition
Credits: https://pixabay.com/ja/illustrations/女性-顔-反映-エレガンス-1003240/ Hi y’all! Do y
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“Kanpai!!!” A Japanese toast
When you go out drinking , normally we say “cheers” in English. How do you say cheers in Japanes
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Quiz Nights in Japan: Get Involved!
It's time for quiz night! Do you all love answering quiz questions?? For
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Want to Read English Books in Japan? Here Is Where You Can Find Them!
Do you read books often? If you’re normally reading books in English and now since you
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IKEA: How to Make the Most Out of Your Small Flat in Japan
How comfortable do you feel at your home in Japan? If you’re living in Japan temporari
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The Prime Ministers of Japan: Who is the Best and Who is the Worst?
It is a very sensitive topic to talk about politics; since many people have their own thoughts a
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Japanese Maglev Train: The World’s Fastest Train
Ever heard of the word “Maglev train”? If you think the bullet train is the fastest
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The Art of Standing in Lines in Japan
If you’re living in Japan or came to Japan for a short visit, many of you may have at least once
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Where in Japan are You From? Does Your Birth Prefecture Change Who You Are?
Are There Big Differences Between People Depending on Birth Prefectu
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The Ultimate Manga Sales Ranking in Japan
Do you read books often? You’re already what we call “book-worm”, how about reading co
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Identifying Homes in Japan With Family Names Vs. The Rest of the World
If you've ever visited a Japanese house, you may have noticed a nameplate on or near the front d