What Flower Symbolizes Death in Japan
While many flowers have special meanings in Japan, one, in particular, has come to symbolize death – the red spider lily.
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Mirin vs. Rice Vinegar Compared – Is it the Same?
The subtle differences between mirin and rice vinegar can make it delicious or untenable. Because of this, you must be careful with how you use either.Â
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How To Drink Umeshu
In the past, it was mainly used as medicine for sore throats, but the relaxation of liquor laws allowed more people to start brewing it at home.Â
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Famous Japanese Dragons Of All Time (Movie, Myths, And Books)
Our imagination runs wild whenever we think of dragons. We imagine massive, fire-breathing creatures that fly and live in mountain caves appearing once in a blue moon to cause havoc. Read on to understand all there is to know about the famous Japanese dragons of all time.
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5 Best Hotels In Hamamatsu
If you’re planning a trip to Shizuoka’s largest city and wondering where you should stay in Hamamatsu, I’ve gathered 5 of the best areas and hotels for visitors, including accommodation options for every budget.Â
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Aomori In Japan – The World’s Snowiest City
In this short guide, I’m sharing the essentials of Aomori, Japan, the world’s snowiest city, and why it’s well worth a visit.
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San’in Kaigan Geopark – Everything You Need to Know for an Amazing Visit
If you love the natural world, San’in Kaigan Geopark is a bucket list destination. In this article, I share everything you need to know about this remarkable destination in western Japan.Â
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11 Popular Japanese Perfume Brands (The Art of Fragrance)
Many Japanese perfume brands have become international favorites, popular with men and women across the world.
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Where the Snow Meets the Sea – Hokkaido Beach
In this article, I’ll explain everything you need to know about Hokkaido beach, one of the strangest beaches on Earth.
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6 Best Hotels In HachiĹŤji
If you are looking for somewhere to stay in the foothills of the impressive Mount Takao, I share where you should stay in HachiĹŤji including the best areas and hotels for visitors of all kinds.
Caroline
Author living in Japan
Caroline Walter is a tourism and retail professional, with experience in the airline and tour operating businesses in Australia, the UK, and France, as well as in Japan.
Karen Bradshaw
Travel WRITER
My name is Karen Bradshaw, I’m a writer and fiction author with a passion for literature. In my spare time, I’m a big foodie and enjoy trying different cuisines as well as spending time with my three children
Lillian Peters
Travel WRITER
I’m a successful travel blogger and freelance writer.
When not busy writing, you’ll find her curled up in her reading corner enjoying a cup of tea and a romance novel.
I love everything about Japan and East Asia
