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Female Samurais in Japan

Whenever I think of samurais, my mind immediately goes to Tom Cruise’s “The Last Samurai”—admittedly a cheesy gateway, but it was my first take of a ...

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My Rainy Days in Tsuyu and Teru Teru Bozu

Japan has a rainy season known as Tsuyu (梅雨), which starts in June and sometimes extends into July, lasting for a whole month. During this time, it r...

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Japanese Kewpie Mayo

Mayo! A word that divides people into love or hate groups. It seems there is no middle ground. Personally, I love it, but my father despises it. If t...

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Gift giving in Japan

Ah, the joy of being a child and receiving pocket money from grandmothers, aunties, and uncles. Unfortunately, this money never made it into my hands...

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Love Hotels in Japan

One fascinating aspect of Japanese culture is its openness towards discussions and perceptions of sex. Whether you're already familiar with the conce...

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Why Are We Fascinated by Sakura?

I wish to die in spring, beneath the cherry blossoms while the springtime moon is full. SaigyoThis is was and still is a famous death poem by Saigyo...

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Farcastea: From Community Concept to Farcon

I never imagined that I would find myself venturing into the world of Japanese tea, let alone founding 'Farcastea' and selling it. Life has a way of ...

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What Omiyage to buy from Japan?

On my latest adventure, I set out to discover the most distinctive souvenirs from corners far and wide across Japan. Like many, I've always had a sof...

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Leave your ego at the door

Ancient Japanese and Chinese cultures built tea huts in their backyards, mirroring mountain hermitages, recognizing the importance of a healthy life ...

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Did You Know? Japan Performed the First General Anesthesia

September, 2023. I can't remember the exact date, though. Mornings would find me on the 3rd floor of the public library near my house. There's an Eng...

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Female Samurais in Japan

Whenever I think of samurais, my mind immediately goes to Tom Cruise’s “The Last Samurai”—admittedly a cheesy gateway, but it was my first take of a ...

Discover card cover image

My Rainy Days in Tsuyu and Teru Teru Bozu

Japan has a rainy season known as Tsuyu (梅雨), which starts in June and sometimes extends into July, lasting for a whole month. During this time, it r...

Discover card cover image

Japanese Kewpie Mayo

Mayo! A word that divides people into love or hate groups. It seems there is no middle ground. Personally, I love it, but my father despises it. If t...

Discover card cover image

Gift giving in Japan

Ah, the joy of being a child and receiving pocket money from grandmothers, aunties, and uncles. Unfortunately, this money never made it into my hands...

Discover card cover image

Love Hotels in Japan

One fascinating aspect of Japanese culture is its openness towards discussions and perceptions of sex. Whether you're already familiar with the conce...

Discover card cover image

Why Are We Fascinated by Sakura?

I wish to die in spring, beneath the cherry blossoms while the springtime moon is full. SaigyoThis is was and still is a famous death poem by Saigyo...

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Farcastea: From Community Concept to Farcon

I never imagined that I would find myself venturing into the world of Japanese tea, let alone founding 'Farcastea' and selling it. Life has a way of ...

Discover card cover image

What Omiyage to buy from Japan?

On my latest adventure, I set out to discover the most distinctive souvenirs from corners far and wide across Japan. Like many, I've always had a sof...

Discover card cover image

Leave your ego at the door

Ancient Japanese and Chinese cultures built tea huts in their backyards, mirroring mountain hermitages, recognizing the importance of a healthy life ...

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Did You Know? Japan Performed the First General Anesthesia

September, 2023. I can't remember the exact date, though. Mornings would find me on the 3rd floor of the public library near my house. There's an Eng...

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A Perfect Day in Tokyo

I've been wanting to write about this topic for some time, but the right moment hadn't come until I saw this post.If you're familiar with Keanu Reeve...

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Why Japanese loves cats?

I've always been a cat lover, and my love for them have started very early. Growing up, my grandmother had a cat named Tomi who was incredibly loyal ...

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A Perfect Day in Tokyo

I've been wanting to write about this topic for some time, but the right moment hadn't come until I saw this post.If you're familiar with Keanu Reeve...

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Why Japanese loves cats?

I've always been a cat lover, and my love for them have started very early. Growing up, my grandmother had a cat named Tomi who was incredibly loyal ...

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Water(水ーみず）:Is it safe to drink tap water? Yes, Tap water meets the water quality standards based on the Waterworks Law, so you can safely drink it a...

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