Author: japan

The Ultimate Fried Chicken Bento Experience in Saitama
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- April 24, 2025
Finding the perfect meal that balances flavor, portion size, and convenience can be challenging for fried chicken lovers. But in Misato City, Saitama Prefecture, a fried chicken specialty shop delivers all that and more. Known for selling an impressive 300 kilograms of fried chicken daily, this spot is a local favorite and must-visit for anyone […]
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Discover Tokyo’s Hidden Gem: Haneda Airport’s Observation Deck
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- April 15, 2025
A Quiet Moment of Magic Before You Fly If you’re one of the 36.8 million tourists who visited Japan last year, chances are you passed through one of Tokyo’s busy airports. Among them, Haneda Airport stands out for its remarkable efficiency and unbeatable proximity to the city—just a 30-minute train or 20-minute taxi ride brings […]
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Discover the Power of Daruma Dolls in Japanese Culture
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- April 8, 2025
Have you ever wished for something so deeply that you’d paint your own future?That’s exactly what thousands of people in Japan do every year—with the help of a small, round, red figure called the Daruma doll. The Story Behind Daruma Doll While traveling through Takasaki, Japan—the birthplace of Daruma dolls—you can stumble into a tiny […]
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Discover Earth Valley: A Thrilling New Experience on the Hakone Ropeway’s 65th Anniversary
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- April 8, 2025
Enjoying its 65-year anniversary in September 2025, the iconic Hakone Ropeway in Kanagawa Prefecture unveils an exciting addition: Chikyu no Tani, or “Earth Valley.” Opening on April 25, this new attraction near Owakudani Station invites travelers to feel the raw power of nature like never before. Journey Through Japan’s Volcanic Heart Just 90 minutes from […]
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Tips to Avoid Common Etiquette Missteps in Japan
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- March 31, 2025
Navigating Japanese Etiquette in 2024 Japan is renowned for its rich culture, deep-rooted traditions, and strong emphasis on manners. However, the surge in foreign tourism has led to increasing concerns about etiquette breaches. If you’re planning a visit, it’s essential to know some tips to avoid common etiquette missteps in Japan. In 2024, the quiet […]
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Discovering the Art of Appetite in Gujo Hachiman: The Heart of Food Replica Craftsmanship
- japan
- March 16, 2025
scapes of Gifu Prefecture, Gujo Hachiman, emerges as a hidden gem for travelers with a penchant for the unique intersection of culinary art and cultural heritage. This quaint riverside town, cradled by mountains and celebrated for its crystal-clear waters, has carved its niche as the epicenter of Japan’s food replica industry. A Journey Through Time […]
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Cruise in Luxury: Osaka to Busan Overnight Ferry Adventure
- japan
- March 16, 2025
Imagine embarking on a journey that combines the charm of an overnight ferry, the relaxation of an onsen, the joy of karaoke, and the indulgence of a buffet cruise. This is not just a dream—it’s a reality when you set sail on the Overnight Ferry with an Onsen from Osaka to Busan. Join us as […]
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Discover Japan’s Most Charming Cat Hotels: A Unique Stay with Feline Hosts
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- March 12, 2025
For cat lovers seeking an unforgettable stay in Japan, cats hotels in Japan offer a truly unique experience. These hidden gems feature feline hosts who welcome guests, lead them to their rooms, and add a special charm to the atmosphere. Meet some of Japan’s most famous inn cats who have won the hearts of travelers. […]
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The Smallest Park in the World: Japan’s Tiny Green Gem
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- March 10, 2025
A Park the Size of a Postcard Verdant grass, intricate stone carvings, and a charming bench for relaxation—these are all the classic elements of a peaceful park. But in Nagaizumi, Japan, you’ll find them packed into a space barely larger than a shoebox. Measuring just 2.58 square feet, this tiny green haven recently claimed the […]
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Exploring Onigashima Cave and Megijima Island: The Home of Legends and Scenic Views
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- February 25, 2025
Onigashima Cave on Megijima Island Onigashima Cave on Megijima Island stands as a historical landmark brimming with myth and beauty. Situated just off Takamatsu’s coast, this small island is largely covered by forested mountains. About 150 residents call the island home, spread across two charming villages. The island’s rich significance stems from its connection to […]
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