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Kyushu Japan’s New Luxuy Train; The Seven Stars

Don’t let the similarity to Speed Racer’s Mammoth Car fool you, Japan’s Seven Stars luxury train in Kyushu is very friendly. The ...

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The Best Locations For Skiing And Snowboarding In Japan

The Best Locations for Skiing and Snowboarding in Japan Images japan-guide.com One of the best spots in Japan for skiing and snowboarding is Zao. Zao ...

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Internet For Travelers: In-depth Review Of Rentalwifi

Usually when I travel Japan, I rely on hotel WiFi, or seek out internet cafes to get online. After years of traveling like this, it became clear that ...

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Abekawa Mochi

This is a very common way to eat mochi. It is also called kinako (soy powder) mochi. This may be an unusual taste for the Western palate, but I ...

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Vietnamese Spring Rolls

In Japan, we call Vietnamese spring rolls “Nama Harumaki”. As in the U.S. and other countries, it is a common dish in Japanese rest ...

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Corn Soup

The Japanese people love corn soup. Almost every family style restaurant serves corn soup and many varieties can be found in grocery stores. Co ...

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Okara (Unohana)

When pureed soybeans are filtered in the production of soy milk, the resulting pulp is called okara. This side dish is also called “unohan ...

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A New Year’s Tradition: Osechi

Osechi is the traditional Japanese New Year’s meal comprised of a number of small dishes into a single presentation. Each osechi dish has i ...

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Chikuzen Ni

Chikuzenni is usually cooked at home in Japan. It features chicken and a variety of vegetables, including, carrots, renkon (lotus root), and konnyak ...

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Winter Melon and Beef Stew

Japanese: Tougan to Gyuniku no nimono. Tougan (winter melon) gets soft when you boil it, and it’s good either hot or cold. Winter melon has ...

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What to Do if You Have One Day in Tokyo

Tokyo, the capital of Japan, is one of the world’s largest and most exciting cities. From perhaps the best food in the world – to neighb ...

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Three Days in Kyoto

We’re excited to welcome our first-ever guest contributor, travel writer Sophie Friedman. We hope you enjoy Sophie-san’s Kyoto travel ti ...

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Best Luxury Ryokans for a Short Japan Trip

When visiting Japan there is nothing more relaxing than a short escape into the Japanese countryside, to complement days of exploring Tokyo and stroll ...

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We?re Hiring an Operations Ninja

Do you love travel and spreadsheets" Note: Thank you to all who applied! Applications are now closed. If you?re obsessed with travel, ridiculously det ...

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Japan’s Best Art Destinations

Tokyo is packed with some of the world’s top museums and galleries, but further afield in Japan are even more fantastic art hubs. From art isla ...

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25 Japan Experiences to Add to Your Bucket List

Our specialty is helping travelers who believe that travel is about unique, memorable experiences ? not just sightseeing or checking items off a list. ...

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Ramen in Japan

If you’re looking for the best ramen shop in all of Japan, you may be embarking on a lifelong quest. Tonkotsu gyokai ramen at Shono in Ichigay ...

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What You Need to Know About Japanese Whisky

While Japan is best known for sake worldwide, it also has a killer whisky industry that’s lauded by spirit connoisseurs. Commercial whisky prod ...

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Eating and Drinking at a Japanese Izakaya

Japan offers an amazing variety of culinary experiences, but there?s nothing like eating and drinking at an izakaya. Going to an izakaya (a Japanese-s ...

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Places We Love: Gokayama & Shirakawago

Japan has no shortage of charming mountain villages, and one of the best places to experience traditional rural Japan is deep in the Japanese Alps. I ...

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Etiquette for First Time Travel Experiences in Japan

When Japanese tourists visit other countries on tours, the tour companies often educate the groups about local manners and customs. Japanese tourists ...

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Earthquake Proof 1000+ Year Old Five-Storied Pagoda of Daigo

This single building was what drew me to Daigo-ji ?Daigo Temple, ???? during one hot Kyoto summer (well that, plus I’m on a mission to see all ...

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Koyasan & Danjo Garan: Travel Guide

Mount Koya ?K?yasan, ???? is a 1200 year old sacred temple town in the mountains of northern Wakayama Prefecture. There are over 100 temples in Koyasa ...

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8 Views from Tokyo Tower’s Observation Decks (+ Travel

Altough dwarfed by the much newer Tokyo Sky Tree, Tokyo Tower offers a unique view of this massive city – and has a long and romantic history t ...

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Nagoya Castle & Hommaru Palace: Travel Guide & 20+

Halfway between Tokyo and Osaka is Japan’s 3rd largest city, Nagoya. Nagoya Castle is the icon of the city, with a white walled and jade green ...

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Legendary Samurai Kiyomasa’s Pulling Stone, Nagoya Cas

It took just 6 months for 20 000 labourers to build the stone base and walls of Nagoya Castle’s main tower, led by the legendary samurai Kat? K ...

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Nikon 35mm f/1.8 DX Lens Example Photos (or, 40+ Random Phot

A showcase of photos from Hakone, Kyoto, Osaka and more, taken with the Nikon AF-S DX NIKKOR 35mm f/1.8G lens… Before my autumn 2013 traveling ...