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Hokkaido is another one of those locations in Japan that is often overlooked in favor of Tokyo or Kyoto. However, anyone with some time to spend in Japan should not miss out on the chance to explore the country’s most northern point.   This is particularly true for those who enjoy nature or skiing. But even if...
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Unlike in many other parts of the world, New Year in Japan, or Oshogatsu (literally meaning “first month”) is not a big display of fireworks and champagne. Instead, it’s a very solemn affair that’s generally spent with family. In a way, it could be compared to how we celebrate Western Christmas. You can still find noisy parties and fireworks during Japanese New Year, but it’s not generally how the locals spend their New Year’s eve. Instead, most Japanese people will be home with their families. A lot of people even travel back to their hometowns over the holiday.  So how do you go about celebrating New Year the Japanese way? Read on for a crash course on the Japanese New Year!  Bring good luck to your family and home...
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One of the attractions of Tokyo is its modern atmosphere. Being at the forefront of technological innovation, it is a fantastic place to experience all things futuristic, and no where is this truer than at Moonflower Sagaya Ginza. A Teamlab and Sagaya collaboration The internet has been bombarded by images from Tokyo’s expansive digital art...
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It’s a given that Japan is the place to go for all things anime – whether it’s going to Akihabara to look for the latest games and cosplay, or Nakano Broadway for the latest merch and goods, Tokyo is one of the best places to empty your wallet out for the franchises nearest and dearest...
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TeamLab, the group that brings you all of the stunning digital art spaces in Tokyo has collaborated with Bvlgari on an installation of the brand’s iconic serpent emblem wrapped around their Ginza location. We just had to have a look! Use the QR code on the front of the store to change the patterns on...
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Starbucks in traditional japanese building
From the glittering lights of Akihabara to the vibrant storefronts in Shinjuku, all the cities in the greater Tokyo area dazzle people near and far. This fast-paced atmosphere offers endless entertainment options, unique restaurant choices, and once-in-a-lifetime experiences that can only be found in Japan. Tourists from all over the globe travel thousands of miles...
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Chestnuts against a backdrop of autumn leaves
During this time of year, people in the US are accustomed to being accosted by the sight, scent, and spice of pumpkin assailing them at every turn. It is the traditional fall flavor of the United States, taking over every department store, coffee shop, and home like some Medieval epidemic whose only cure is the...
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The Goto Islands are one of our most unique destinations. The laid back atmosphere there breeds characters that you wouldn’t see outside of the islands on the mainland. As part of our series of videos on the islands, we decided to visit the winery there and ask its matriarch Kumiko Kitagawa a few questions. Mrs....
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