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- The beginning of Japanese roads starts here at "Nihonbashi" in Tokyo.
- Nihonbashi, where Japanese roads begin. Nihonbashi (literally, Nihon-bridge) is one of the most famous bridges in Tokyo. It was built in 1603, and wa
- My experience of aizome, dying Japan Blue
- Indigo, nicknamed Japan Blue, is an important color in Japanese culture. This is why I decided to visit Wanariya, a shop that allows visitors to make
- Hidden Cafes in the Alleys of Asakusa
- There is a shopping area full of sweets and souvenir shops on a street called Nakamise street in Asakusa. But the fun doesn’t stop there! If you wal
- An exotic town called "Jiyugaoka" that will make you ask: "Is this Japan?"
- Get away from the typical tourists spots, and rediscover Japan.
- The magical technique of ”Multifaceted Edo glass” turns glass into art
- Shining glass products from tableware to ornaments are loved by people all over the world. Japan has been developing a multifaceted glass
- Ochugen, the Japanese Custom of Exchanging Gifts in Summer
- Japanese custom calls for the giving of gifts twice a year to someone who is taking care of you. This duty is performed once in the summertime, call
- Gyudon, A Bowl of Beef
- Delicious, Cheap, Japanese Fast Food! Gyudon or, a Japanese bowl of beef, can often be found in foreign tourist guides and is one example of