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Archive for ‘ December, 2015 ’

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  Joya no Kane Rings 108 Times on New Year’s Eve! The Bell of the Old Year

  ●What is Joya no Kane? Joya no Kane is a special custom unique to Japan. The Joya no Kane is a bell that ring…
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  Shibuya Crossing in the tourist attraction?

  Shibuya Crossing is said to be the world's busiest intersection. The person of 300,000-500,000 a day comes an…
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  Dating in Tokyo! The Top 5 Date Ideas for Couples

  There are a lot of attractive places in Tokyo. New places gain popularity each year attracting many people fro…
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  What is Omikuji? Many Kinds of Written Oracle.

  The Omikuji is a fortune drawn at the shrine at the start of the year. It is a thin piece of paper written wit…
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  I lived in Japan for a long time too much! I was surprised at one’s change!

  In the world, there is a person living in a country unlike the native place country a lot. And many foreigner…
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  Japanese Food | 5 Top Japanese Dishes Among Tourists

  Have you ever eaten Japanese food? Japanese food has become very popular overseas. Japanese food looks beautif…
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  Todai-ji in Nara! Plenty to See in Historical Todaiji – Daibutsu, Kongorikishi, Tempyo Art Museum!

  Todai-ji Temple is one of the most famous sightseeing spots in Nara. This is a temple of the Kegon School of …
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  Expats supporting Japanese culture. Help spread Japanese culture across the world!

  Japan has a lot of old traditions. Traditional arts, traditional techniques, folk craft ... However, the num…
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  Japanese Christmas Is for Lovers?

  December 25 is Christmas - the day commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ. For a lot of Christians in the US …
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  Tokyo Tower, the Symbol of Tokyo. Let’s Visit This Famous Spot!

  Tokyo Tower is a tower whose official name is Nihon Denpato (Japanese radio tower). It is located in Shiba Koe…