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Tokyo Skytree turns pink for the cherry blossom season

Japan’s tallest tower transforms into a cherry blossom-viewing spot, complete with pink projections and themed drinks.

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Burning through cash just to throw things away tops list of headaches when moving house in Japan

Spring relocations in Japan can drain your budget faster than expected, and garbage disposal fees are the biggest surprise.

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Japan’s new “Cunte” contact lenses aren’t pronounced like you’re probably thinking they are

Cunte Jelly Trick and other lenses’ names might be too clever for their own good.

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Cherry blossom mochi lattes arrive at Japan’s Pronto cafe chain to start sakura sweets season

What’s creamy on the outside, jiggly on the inside, and pink and delicious all over? This new sakura dessert drink.

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Japan just had its first same-month foreign tourist decrease in four years

One country is clearly the cause, but fewer foreign tourists might not put the pressure it expects on Japan.

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The 10 most annoying things foreign tourists do on Japanese trains, according to locals

Train etiquette can be hard to navigate for tourists, but locals need to watch their manners too.

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How to make curry in a rice cooker with zero prep work and no water[Recipe]

Two steps, one piece of cooking equipment, and zero problems.

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We tried six Japanese burger chains’ coffee to test the state of fast food coffee in Japan[Taste test]

In a rare twist, we headed to McDonald’s Japan, Mos Burger, and more without buying a single sandwich, because today we’re all about the beans.

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Crazy-cheap Tokyo lunch: All-you-can-eat curry rice for 220 yen (US$1.40)!

We go looking for faults in this sounds-too-good-to-be-true Ikebukuro offer.

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Is Sapporio’s Snow Festival awesome enough to be worth visiting even if you hate the snow? [Pics]

Can Hokkaido’s annual outdoor art event charm a Tohoku girl who’s always been lukewarm on winter travel?

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Japan has trams that say “sorry” while they ride around town…but why?

Gomen means sorry in Japanese, but in this town you’ll see it written on the streetcar destination displays.  

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Japan’s bathhouse-themed bar replaces hot water with unlimited alcohol

Styled like a traditional sento, this izakaya chain lines its walls with 13 working faucets that let you pour your own drink.

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Cute coffins now available at Tokyo’s coffin relaxation salon[Photos]

Unique Takadanobaba meditation space gets a splash of cuteness to brighten up the deathly décor.

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The other side of Shibuya Station has a great restaurant for trying tamagokakegohan

It’s worth going against the tourist flow to grab a bite here.

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Poop is in full bloom at the Unko Museums for cherry blossom season

Spring is in the air.

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Legendary pie cafe Anna Miller’s finally returns to Tokyo after three-year absence

Welcome back, Anna (and Anna’s pies)!

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What’s up with the secret basement at this Japanese train station?

There’s one level in this underground dungeon that can only be seen, but not accessed, by the public.

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Now is the time to visit one of Tokyo’s best off-the-beaten-path plum blossom gardens

The ume of Ikegami grow up a terraced hillside, and under the radar.

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Here comes Japan’s newest fruit dessert sandwich: 7-Eleven’s purple Blueberry Sandwich!

Purple bread, all in my Japanese convenience store sweets.

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It’s illegal for yakuza to go to professional baseball games in Japan, Tokyo arrests remind us

Life of crime or live baseball fan? You can only choose one.

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