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Recommended Japanese Tea for Summer
Summer is just around the corner, and staying hydrated with Japanese tea is definitely one of the top priorities during the hot and humid Japanese summer.
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Obon Festival: A Summertime Celebration of the Spirits
Every summer, people across Japan attend a lively Obon Festival, an event honoring ancestors with exciting dances, delicious food, and more.
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How Japanese Bureaucracy Shapes Daily Life and Society
Japanese bureaucracy plays a significant role in shaping countries' governance and has a substantial influence on the daily life of Japanese citizens.
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The Peculiar and Inventiveness of Japanese Packaging
Japanese packaging makes basic day-to-day necessities a convenient and enjoyable experience, just by unboxing them, thanks to their consumer-first emphasis.
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Mastering Earthquake Safety: How Japan Leads the World in Seismic Resilience
Explore Japan's earthquake safety measures, including infrastructure, early warnings, and disaster drills, ensuring resilience and protection for its citizens.
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Living Local in Japan: How BOOKOFF Aichi Helps You Settle in Smarter
More than just a chain of second-hand stores, BOOKOFF is a quiet hero for many foreign residents who are building their lives in Japan, furnishing apartments..
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Reflection of “Kawaii” Culture in Japan’s Corporate World
Japanese "Kawaii" culture, or cuteness, dominates social media and daily life in Japan, influencing everything from product packaging to toys and clothing.
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Delicious Summer Recipes Bento Ideas for Summer
Summer is finally around the corner! Here are a few refreshing summer bento recipes that are light, colorful, and perfect for warm weather.
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A Simple Guide to Japanese Sunscreen
Japanese sunscreen is some of the best you can find on the market, which is why we are here to uncover what you need to know before buying some.
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Avoid Heatstroke During Summer in Japan
Summer in Japan is known to be hot and humid, putting you at risk of suffering from heatstroke. Here's how to avoid and deal with the heat.
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Osaki Town: A Pioneer in the Way for Flawless Recycling
The townsfolk of Osaki town take pride in two things: the first being their town’s scenic nature, and the second being their impressive recycle rate
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Upcycle or Earn: How to Make Use of Second-Hand Items in Japan
Well-known and affordable brands like IKEA, offer to buy back used furniture and UNIQLO offers to repair, customize, or transform second-hand items.
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Japanese Stationery: Eco-Friendly & Award-Winning Ingenuity
Useful, well thought-out, and an aesthetic. Japanese stationery adds color and life to what would have been a grey, plain writing arsenal.
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The Best Foods to Support a Balanced, Healthy Lifestyle in Japan
Among the incredible variety of food available in Japan, many options make it easy to support a healthy lifestyle without sacrificing taste or enjoyment.
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Exploring Japan’s Train Station Melodies
Ever noticed those short sounds playing on Japan’s stations? Those Station Melodies aren’t just for fun—they help passengers navigate through busy stations!
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How To Thrift Like a Local in Japan: a Guide to Japanese Second-Hand Stores
If you’re a foreigner living in or visiting Japan, the second-hand stores can be a cheap and sustainable way to find unique and high-quality items.