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Enjoy a blissful moment at a retro Showa-era coffee shop

All over Japan, there are many street corners and many tea shops in the Showa era. A cup of old-fashioned sofa, and the master...

Sushi-Making Classes in Japan: How to Choose, Book and Participate Safely

Compare nigiri, rolls and market-tour classes, then check language, knife use, allergies, raw-fish safety, accessibility and cancellation terms before booking.

A ramen journey across Japan: A story about a bowl of ramen that differs from region to region.

In Japan, ramen is a national dish, with completely different styles existing in each region. Knowing ramen means understanding the food culture and history...

Reading Ukiyo-e as Edo Popular Media: Kabuki Stars, Fashion and Advertising

Read actor prints, beauty images, fashion, product placement and censorship as Edo popular media, with a practical method and two current Tokyo research stops.

Asakusa Half-Day Guide: Senso-ji, Nakamise, Food and River Walk

Plan a practical half-day in Asakusa with Senso-ji etiquette, Nakamise food, station tips, side streets, the Sumida River and common mistakes to avoid.

A journey to enjoy the charms of Hokuriku: encounter seafood, old townscapes, and artisan culture

Hokuriku, Tokyo, and Kyoto are less popular than Tokyo.The fresh fish from the Sea of ​​Japan, the scenery of the snow country, the history...

Japan Convenience Store Guide: Food, ATMs, Payments and Etiquette

A practical Japan convenience-store guide covering meals, labels, overseas-card ATMs, payments, printing, toilets, rubbish and register etiquette.

Learn the spirit of hospitality through a tea ceremony experience

🍵 Tea ceremony body and mind The tea ceremony (さどう/ちゃどう)は, the Japanese culture as a symbol of Japanese culture.単にMatcha を Drink むだけでなく, Bed Room の...

Bonsai Workshops in Japan: Create a Living Souvenir of Your Trip

🌱 Bonsai? Kona's natural art Bonsai (ぼんさい) and potted plants represent the natural scenery in the pot and express the traditional Japanese art of potted...

Sado Island Slow Travel Guide: Ferry, Gold Mine and Village Culture

Plan a realistic two-night Sado trip with ferry disruption buffers, island transport, gold-mine history, Noh culture, Shukunegi etiquette and current visitor information.
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