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Three ways going to see cherry blossoms alone is better than seeing them with other people

Solo-seen sakura are sometimes the best sakura.

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Japan now has stricter requirements for foreigners applying for citizenship

Change comes with less than half a week’s notice, new requirements will take five more years to meet.

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Tokyo subway and almost all Tokyo train lines now accepting credit card tap payments

New system allows you to travel with just a credit card on more than 50 lines in and around the capital, but with one major holdout.

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50-year-old instant noodle recipe is back from the past in Japan for a limited time[Taste test]

As Donbei celebrates its 50th anniversary, two of its original noodle recipes return.

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This standing sushi bar inside a Tokyo train station blew us away with its speedy deliciousness

No conveyor belts or chairs here, just excellent sushi at a fair price.

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Japan’s favorite sandwich pockets now come with sakura filling, but how do they taste?[Taste test]

Sakura season comes to the inside of Yamazaki’s Lunch Packs.

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Picturesque Tokyo park plays host to millions of flowers and soap bubbles this spring

Rapeseed, tulips, nemophila, and over a million poppies line up for a floral relay.

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Rumors say this is Japan’s very best McDonald’s branch, but what makes it special?[Taste test]

We head half-way across Japan and try what foodies say is the most delicious McDonald’s branch in the whole county.

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“Online streamer” tops dream job poll for young Japanese kids, older kids not so interested

Desire to create personal online content rapidly drops among older age groups in survey.

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Ramen restaurant in top Tokyo tourist neighborhood skips price gouging, but how does it taste?

One-coin lunches still exist in Asakusa, but now to find out if it’s money well spent.

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Can you make butter by running with a pouch filled with cream? Let’s find out[Taste test]

Why make butter in your kitchen when you can make it on your jogging path?

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Public restrooms in Osaka to get in-stall video screens with ads

Video advertising seems contradictory to the digital signage’s originally intended purpose.

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A secluded British mansion in Chiba is a hidden holy land for afternoon tea lovers

You might get lost on your way there, but you’ll be rewarded by a stunning escape filled with scones, antiques, and cow-shaped jugs.

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Secret Starbucks sausage customization sparks sweet joy in Japan[Taste test]

Adding something usually meant for coffee to Starbucks Japan’s Sausage Pie.

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Are 500-yen noodles at Akihabara Ramen Center a great find or cheap miss?

We leave this ramen joint half happy, half less than satisfied. 

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New cherry blossom party picnic essential: This super-handy folding cardboard table

This might be the perfect hanami table.

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Japan’s Mos Burger discontinues old teriyaki burger and rolls out new recipe, but is it as good?

Japan’s favorite domestic burger chain, the one that introduced the teriyaki burger to the country, launches seventh-generation sandwich.

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Nine amazing off-the-beaten-path cherry blossom spots in Japan for yaezakura and shidarezakura

Yes, Japan’s most famous sakura spots and species draw big crowds for good reasons, but they’re not all that cherry blossom season has to offer.

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Stunning central Japan wisteria festival is like a purple fantasy straight out of a Ghibli movie

Move over, sakura. Purple is the new pink.

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Godiva now makes tofu in Japan, and sakura chocolate tofu too![Taste test]

Belgian chocolatier and Japanese confectioner are both tofu newcomers, but can their powers combine for something special?

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