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Squirrels in Japan (15 Amazing Facts about Them)
The Japanese squirrels are the tree-living species native to the Island. These tiny creatures enjoy living among people in the suburbs or bushy urban areas. Although you can find a few squirrels around the cities, most prefer the peace of forest areas.
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11 Trees That Look Like Japanese Cherry Blossom
A cherry blossom tree needs utmost care and substantial space to grow, bloom and beautify your yard with its stunning flowers and pleasant scents – most people don’t have the time and the space. Here are the trees that look like Japanese cherry blossoms.
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Japanese Zabuton – 11 Things You Need to Know Before Purchasing
And since most traditional Japanese art and craft have meanings, here are eleven things you need to know about Japanese zabutons before buying to ensure you’re using them correctly.
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7 Amazing Japanese Fan Facts (No.4 Will Shock You)
The Japanese fans are not your typical fans used to cool the air on hot days. Instead, they have deep cultural significance to the owners.
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Complete History of Japanese Temari Balls
This post will explore the rich history of the Japanese Temari balls, including the Temari game revolution to what it is today.
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27 Popular Japanese Snack available from Amazon Online
You had to visit the country not long ago to enjoy Japanese snacks. Nowadays, it takes a few clicks to order using your smartphone.
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Simple Guide to Butoh Dance of Darkness
Unlike most dances, Butoh dance of darkness doesn’t focus on beauty and perfectionism. Instead, dancers move like they’re in a trance.
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10 Most Popular Baseball Teams in Japan
The following are the most popular pro baseball teams in Japan. You can add the host cities to your itinerary if you’re visiting the country. The league usually runs from March to October.
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9 Amazing Kengo Kuma Buildings You MUST Visit
Kengo Kuma is one of the most popular architects worldwide. His firm, Kengo Kuma and Associates, has offices in Tokyo and Paris.
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11 Japanese Street Foods You Must Try When in Japan
If you get the chance to visit the Land of the Rising Sun, here are mouth-watering and affordable street dishes you need to try out.
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Complete Guide to Wabi-Sabi (Beauty in Imperfection)
Wabi-Sabi combines two words, wabishisa and sabishisa, which loosely translate to the beauty of imperfection in English. It’s an ancient Japanese philosophy that teaches people to accept the flaws of life.
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What is a Kotatsu? (Modern and Traditional Kotatsu Covered)
If you have ever visited the Land of the Rising Sun, you probably have encountered Kotatsu Tables. A Kotatsu is a low-lying wooden table covered by a heavy blanket called a futon.
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25 Funny Anime Quotes (Best Of All Time)
Here is a list of the best 25 funny anime quotes of all time that will have you laughing hard till it hurts 🙂 Enjoy!
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Filipinos in Japan (What’s Life Really Like for Them)
Filipinowbegan migrating to Japan in the early 80s, and despite a brief decline in the early 2000s, today, there are over 300,000 Filipinos living in Japan.
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What Do People Consider As FAT In Japan?
The ideal weight of people in Japan varies depending on their age, height, and gender. Overall, people in Japan believe skinny is more healthy. Learn more here.
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Can Japanese Ps2 Play US Games?
The original Japanese ps2 home console is made for a different market than the US and is locked for that region. Here is the main reason for that.
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Can Japanese People Have Blue Eyes?
Researchers, however, discovered a small blue-eyed community living on an Island in Northern Japan. Find out more.
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Is The Best Coffee In Japan From A Can?
According to the Japanese, Can coffee in Japan is the best. Besides the rich flavor, people love that it is convenient to buy and drink. Here is why.