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11 Places to Watch Hatsuhinode in and around Tokyo - The First Sunrise of The New Year
Hatsuhinode is an essential part of Japanese culture. It’s the Japanese term to welcome the first sunrise of the new year. Find out where to go from the list!
25 Things to Do in Asakusa: Top Attractions to Visit in 2020
This list gathers the latest information about attractions and things to do in Asakusa for 2020. Discover 25 best things to do in Asakusa to enjoy the city fully!
Answered 4 months ago
What are taboos in Japanese culture?
There are more people who resist tattooing than in other countries. This is because there is a culture in Japan where yakuza used to be tattooed.
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6 Amazing Works of Kyoto Animation That We Recommend!
Kyoto Animation is one of the most famous animation studios in Japan. They keep producing high-quality anime works, and that attracts people from all over the world. I will introduce my favorite works.
Answered 7 months ago
What are taboos in Japanese culture?
Five-Fav Japanese Cultural Norms ~ "When in Rome, Do Like the Romans!"1. Respect OPP~ Other People's Property that is... If it is not yours, leave it be. If it looks lost, turn it in to the nearest Lost and Found or the Koban. If you've lost something, there is a 98% chance that someone has tur...
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Shop Japanese crafts in Akihabara at 2k540 AKI-OKA ARTISAN
2k540 AKI-OKA ARTISAN is the best place to find Japanese crafts for your souvenir in Akihabara, Tokyo. They gather approximately 50 shops offering different crafts.
Answered 9 months ago
Sightseeing, sake, food destination recommendations in eastern/central Tohoku?
You definitely should make a stop at Yamadera (Risshakuji temple) in Yamagata Prefecture. It's a temple up on the mountain, the view from the top after walking over 1,000 steps is breathless. Also the quiet and forestry atmosphere are really relaxing. About Yamadera: https://hubjapan.io/articles/...
10 Things to do in Nihonbashi while in Vacation
Nihonbashi is a place where anything and everything can happen. Add these 10 things to do in Nihonbashi in your travel itinerary.
Answered 9 months ago
Why is Yoshikaze sumo wrestler wearing his typical "skirt" with Florence skyline printed on it?
Sorry, I mean apnea syndrome !
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Answered 9 months ago
Why is Yoshikaze sumo wrestler wearing his typical "skirt" with Florence skyline printed on it?
Because he is sponsored by an Italian mattress conpany for curing his anemia syndrome.
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Answered 11 months ago
where exactly I can see geisha performance in tokyo and how ?
Hello. Maybe you know already to see the Geisha performance in a restaurant costs a lot. So I propose this service! Just one hour but i believe it would be a nice memory!! I could not find the site in English...https://www.veltra.com/jp/japan/tokyo/a/113987#
Answered 11 months ago
The Yayoi Kusama museum is closed when I am in Tokyo, is there anywhere else I can see her work? My itinerary is Tokyo, Mt Fuji, Kyoto and Hiroshima. Thanks.
Hello. I don't know about her work but I heard you can watch and buy her items at Roppongi hilles art & design and Ginza six Tsutaya. Please check before visiting.https://www.roppongihills.com/shops_restaurants/shops/00095.htmlhttps://ginza6.tokyo.e.abf.hp.transer.com/shops/1230
Answered 12 months ago
Will be in Tokyo from September 19 - 23 and would love to meet with local Japanese people.
Hello.In this web site, you can request “Meet and Eat” to have a fun with local Japanese. I would like to join once!!https://hubjapan.io/meetups
Answered about 1 year ago
I would like to do a Lolita experience. I have emailed Maison de Julietta in Harajuku and messaged them via Instagram and Facebook but they’ve not responded. Is it still open? Does anywhere else in Tokyo offer the chance to dress as Lolita for photos?
I afraid, That shop is closed.https://activityjapan.com/publish/plan/14359
Answered about 1 year ago
What are the languages I can use in Jaban ?
Of course it is best for you to be able to speak Japanese. Many Japanese can’t speak English but still English is the most common 2nd language in Japan.
Answered about 1 year ago
I heard there is Kabuki in English, do I have to book online if so, which web site? or I have to buy ticket at the kabuki theatre
Hello.I found private Kabuki tour. I could not find web site in English. But you can get pdf doc. for details. Web site http://www.jtb.co.jp/luxurytravel/global/ PDF http://www.jtb.co.jp/luxurytravel/global/pdf/Private_Kabuki_Entertainment201806.pdf
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Answered about 1 year ago
I heard there is Kabuki in English, do I have to book online if so, which web site? or I have to buy ticket at the kabuki theatre
The website is here :https://www.kabukiweb.netYou need an online reservation or have to buy a ticket there. Have fun!
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Answered over 1 year ago
Which regions of Tokyo are most interesting?
I think Shibuya-ku, Mitato-ku and Chiyoda-ku (all stick each other) are most interesting.There are young-mature fashion in Shibuya, Hello Kitty-Gadget in Shibuya, Chiyoda (Akihabara) and modern-traditional building and museum in Mitato-ku. Why not visit there?
Answered over 1 year ago
Hey, I'll be visiting Japan for the first time in 13-18 March. Where should I go if I am just going to use Tokyo Wide Pass?
The Tokyo Wide Pass is an excellent regional pass - if you use it to go as far as you can every day for its 3 day validity, you can save about ¥20,000! As to where to go, there are many day trips you can take on one, including Nikko, Hakone, the Fuji 5 Lakes area, Karuizawa, Kusatsu, Izu, Kamamur...
Answered over 1 year ago
How can I meet locals interested in meeting for conversation over food and drinks in Tokyo, Japan?
Hi,i think if you go to tourist places area restaurant and bars ,you can meet and talk local Japanese easily,Asakusa,Shibuya,Roppongi and Shinjuku .Japanese people is shy personality but after drinking,get close easily.
