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What It’s Like to Be a Translator in Japan in 2023
Are you curious about what it's like to be a translator in Japan in 2023? Delve into the world where language, culture, and communication intertwine.
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Lost in the Japanese Kitchen: A Special Guide for Newbies!
You might never know that Japanese are maximalists until you visit their kitchen! A visit to a Japanese kitchen will surprise you with the abundance of details.
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Cup Noodles Museum Yokohama: Anything But A Regular Museum
Unlike other museums where you go to appreciate art and history, the Cup Noodles Museum allows you to explore your inner artist and learn more about noodles!
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DyCE Cafe: The Best Board Game Cafe in Shibuya!
Do you want to practice your Japanese or play board games in English? You should check out DyCE Cafe, the first language exchange & board game cafe in Tokyo!
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Have You Made These 4 Common Japanese Conversation Mistakes?
Engaging in Japanese conversation with locals can be exciting and challenging for beginners, but the language differences sometimes lead to humorous mistakes.
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How a Trip to Matsumoto is More Than Just Matsumoto Castle
A trip to Matsumoto in Nagano Prefecture has everything one can ask for. From visiting Matsumoto Castle, museums, and shrines, to eating delicious soba.
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The Best English-Speaking Hair Salon in Tokyo
Finding an English-speaking hair salon in Tokyo can be a daunting task for non-Japanese speakers, but it is not impossible.
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Your One-Stop Guide to Delicious Niigata Prefecture Food
Do you love rice? Niigata Prefecture produces the most delicious rice named koshihikari, which has received an “A” in taste ranking for 28 consecutive years.
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A Black Girl’s Journey Into the Kimono Culture
For those who are wondering what a kimono is, let me take you on a mystical journey experiencing and learning about kimonos as a black girl in Japan.
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All About Shachihoko – Japanese Castle Roof Adornments
If you’re a Japanese castle lover, have you ever noticed that there are mythical sea creatures on the roof of the castles? They are called shachihoko!
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Traffic: A Strange Experience in Japan of A Southeast Asia Student
Due to the stark contrast between my country and Japan, I found myself initially unfamiliar and occasionally confused by the odd quietness of Japanese traffic.
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Trip to Nagano Prefecture- A Travel Guide to Nagano City
Nagano City is a beautiful place you can visit at any season. It's filled with nature and delicious food and even...the key to paradise.
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Essential Items to Buy in Japan in Summer
When it comes to summer in Japan, there are some essential summer items you should get that can help you beat the heat and survive the infamous humidity.
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Tattoos in Japan: Still Taboo or Trending?
In Japan, tattoos have traditionally been associated with the yakuza, but in recent years, they have become more accepted and widely recognized as an art form.
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Driving in Japan: How to Get a Driver’s License
If you already have a valid International Driving Permit, or a driver’s license in your home country, you can use it or convert it to a Japanese license.
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Essential Guide to Japanese Indigo
Japanese indigo dye is known for its deep blue hue and has been used for centuries to dye textiles in traditional Japanese garments such as kimonos and yukata.