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Spoon Emitting Electricity to Amplify Saltiness
Spoon Emitting Electricity to Amplify Saltiness Available for Purchase to 200 Randomly Selected Customers Reservations Open Until June 2 at Kirin Holdings Co.’s Online Store Kirin Holdings Co. has introduced a novel spoon…
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Introducing Chabacco
Introducing Chabacco, the tea that invites laughter into every cup and was conceived with the motto of “Let’s make fun of the world.” This innovative tea comes in a convenient stick form, eliminating…
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The “black eggs” of Owakudani, Hakone
The “black eggs” of Owakudani, located in the Hakone region of Japan, are a popular delicacy and tourist attraction. Owakudani, which translates to “Great Boiling Valley,” is a volcanic valley with active sulfur…
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Cherry blossoms in Japan
When is the best time to witness cherry blossoms in Japan? The prime month to observe cherry blossoms in Japan is April, during the peak of their bloom. However, as early as March,…
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Hinamatsuri
Hinamatsuri is a traditional Japanese festival also known as Doll’s Day or Girls’ Day. It is celebrated on March 3rd every year. The festival’s main focus is to pray for the health and…
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Best Miso in Japan
Japan is known for its diverse and high-quality miso (fermented soybean paste) varieties, each with unique flavors and characteristics. The “best” miso can vary based on personal preference and the specific dish you’re…
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Where Light Becomes Art
Video: Japan, Where Light Becomes Art – Images from the Immersive Exhibition A mesmerizing display of shimmering and iridescent lights that engulf you, offering moments that feel suspended in time and space. This…
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Absolutely 100! Hachiko
Absolutely! Hachiko was an Akita dog born in 1923 in the city of Odate. Professor Hidesaburo Ueno of Tokyo University adopted him and the two formed a strong bond. Every day, Hachiko would…
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Hotel Graphy Nezu
Tucked away on a corner in the middle of historical Tokyo, Hotel Graphy Nezu can be found in the charming, traditional Yanesen neighborhood. Here, travelers from all over the world and locals can…
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Hachiko Shibuya
Every day, Hachikō would greet his human, a routine the faithful canine never gave up, even after his owner’s death. The dog became a symbol of loyalty in Japan – and now the…
