Scariest Japanese Monsters to Haunt You
Japanese superstitions are deeply rooted in the history and culture of the people. Japan also has its fair share of creepy legends, ghost stories and local ghoulish…
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Japan Travelogue Series: At the Drugstore
It’s always best to be prepared whenever going on a trip. Access to medication is essential, especially for travelers who may be away from home…
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Six Ancient Kilns of Japan
One of the oldest Japanese crafts and artforms are pottery and porcelain that can be traced back to the New Stone age or Neolithic period….
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Japan Travelogue Series: Starbucks Reserve’s Tokyo Roastery
The coffee culture in Japan has evolved through the needs of the people over the course of history. Coffee shops in the country nowadays serve…
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The Three Great Noodles of Morioka
Morioka (盛岡), capital of Iwate Prefecture in the Tohoku region of Japan is about two and a half hours by shinkansen north of Tokyo. The…
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Japan Travelogue Series: Bathing in Japan
The Japanese bathing culture have specific rules when bathing at an onsen or hot springs, public baths, or even having a relaxing soak in a…
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Discover Hakone Shrine
During the Edo period in Japan, there were five main routes to get around the country. The Tōkaidō route (東海道, East Sea Road) connected Edo…
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Japan Travelogue Series: Reissue Café
A quaint café just a stone’s throw away from Harajuku Station is all the rave when it comes to amazing latte. Reissue Café serves a…
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