shopping
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Going Green: 4 Japanese Phrases to Help Reduce Plastic Waste
One of the first things I noticed when I began shopping in Japan was the sheer number of plastic bag
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Loyalty Cards in Japan: What You Need To Know
Have you ever been asked: "Do you have any loyalty cards?" by the shop staff when paying your bill a
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How to Enjoy Online Shopping in Japan
Have you ever thought you wanted to try online shopping in Japan? If yes, what would you go for?
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The Best Buys From Nitori For Under 1000 Yen!
Nitori, one of Japan's best home decoration centers, is home to great, high-quality products, many o
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The Essential Guide to Zero Waste Shopping in Japan
Japan is sadly known for the incredible amount of plastic packaging and single-use plastic that are
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Tax-Free Shopping in Japan
When traveling in Japan, the sign "Tax-Free" is fairly common. As Japan experiences an increase in o
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Enjoy Online Shopping With J Trust Global Card: Exclusive Japanese Credit Card for Foreigners, Easy Screening Process!
The new coronavirus, COVID-19, has spread all over the world. In Japan, despite not having a lockd
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Don Quijote: Japan’s Magical Shopping Maze
The Most Magical Place on Earth If you have lived in Japan for any period of time then it is almo
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Tips To Save Money on Food in Japan
There are plenty of ways to secure cheap eats in Japan. In this article, we will recommend our best
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Books in English: Where to Find Them
Finding and buying English books in Tokyo: Weekdays are filled with reading; on the train
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A Must-Go Place in Tokyo: Odaiba
Are you looking for someplace to have a good time, or enjoy some good shopping? If yes, Odaiba is th
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An Amusement Place to Go: Tokyo Dome
Are you looking for an amusement park in Tokyo? Or perhaps someplace new to have a good time with yo
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Series! Exploring Tokyo for ¥1000 or Less: Asakusa
Asakusa is a neighborhood in Tokyo which is most famous for its temples and soba noodles, but which
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Sharing is Caring: Why do Japanese People Buy so Many Souvenirs?
When Japanese people travel both within Japan and around the world, they love to shop. Upon seei
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Book Covers – a 100-year-old Unique Feature of Japanese Culture
What are Japanese book covers? You can see many Japanese people spending their time on the train
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Japanese Farmer’s Markets
A farmers’ market is a marketplace where farmers directly sell food or farm products directly to the