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Nov 24. 2023
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Is Japanese Really So Difficult to Learn?
If you're planning on visiting or moving to Japan, you are probably wondering if it is important to start learning Japanese before you make the trip over. While in major cities like Tokyo, you will find people who speak English or other languages that can help you out and much of the signage is also in English (and sometimes Chinese or Korean), t...
Nov 17. 2023
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The Best Shopping Spots for Manga and Anime Lovers in Tokyo
It's no secret that Tokyo is the number one spot in the world that lovers of Japan's manga and anime want to visit. Millions of people make the pilgrimage to Tokyo every year because of their love of all things anime. But while some people may be coming to Japan just to see and experience the birthplace of their passion, many are coming for one o...
Nov 03. 2023
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What is Shichi-Go-San? How to Celebrate This Japanese Tradition at a Temple or Shrine
Visiting shrines or temples in Japan in November? If so, there's a good chance you'll see young children dressed in beautiful kimonos participating in ceremonies or posing for photos with their families. This is Shichi-Go-San, a popular traditional Japanese celebration of important milestones in a young child's life. While this is a traditional J...
Oct 13. 2023
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Halloween in Japan: How is it Different?
Western holidays like Christmas have become more and more popular in Japan every year, and Halloween is no exception. As soon as October starts you'll find department stores and shop windows filled with black cats, witches, and Jack-o-lanterns, to the point where you would think that Halloween in Japan is no different than any other country that c...
Oct 06. 2023
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The Best Ways to Enjoy Autumn in Japan
Fall is one of the best times to be in Japan, and it's no secret why. The hot and humid summer is finally over, the leaves are changing from green to beautiful reds, oranges, and yellows, and though the days grow shorter, there's still so much to do as the weather cools down. If you're planning to visit Japan this fall, and especially if you're ...
Sep 29. 2023
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All About Vending Machines in Japan
Visitors to Japan who aren't already aware of it are often surprised, if not shocked, by the sheer number of vending machines that can be found all over the country. In big cities like Tokyo, you'll see vending machines inside and outside stations, on train platforms, on street corners, in parks, in front of shops or peoples' houses... essentially...
Sep 01. 2023
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Japan's Best Traditional September Events
While the coming of September marks the end of Japan's summer festival and fireworks season, it doesn't mean the end of traditional events or things to do if you find yourself here during this month. September, and the end of summer and the beginning of fall that comes with it, is an important time of year in Japan. You probably won't find yoursel...
Aug 18. 2023
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Moving to Japan? Here's How to Make Your Move as Smooth as Possible
Finally committing to making the move to Japan is an exciting, wonderful moment. But once you're officially set to come here, how do you start to prepare? Picking up your whole life and moving to a new country is a challenge no matter where you move to, and if you're coming from across the world to move to Japan, it can be hard to truly understand...
Aug 11. 2023
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Typhoons in Japan: What You Need to Know
While summertime in Japan is full of festivals, fireworks, and fun at the beach, it's also one of the more dangerous times to be in Japan thanks to typhoons. From July to October, peaking in August and September, all of Japan will be periodically hit by typhoons, shutting down most activity and forcing people to stay safe indoors. If you are livi...
Aug 03. 2023
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The 1000 Yen Haircut in Japan: Great Haircut or Bad Idea?
If you're living in Japan, eventually you'll probably want to or need to get a haircut. But visiting a hair salon or barbershop can be an intimidating, if not downright scary experience when you aren't in your home country. Japanese hair types and hairstyles might be very different from those in your home country, so you may be worried about whet...
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