Pretty much everyone agrees that soy sauce for fish is a must, but what about the most popular kind of non-seafood sushi?
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When you’re leaving the office before your coworkers, you don’t tell them “Sayonara,” you tell them “I’m being rude.”
Hankyu Umeda will showcase highlights from British culture, with spotlights on fantasy characters, cuisine and even Buckingham palace-style marches!
This beautiful detour, hidden in plain sight, serves as a beautiful example of how Japan always rewards explorers.
She’s the first Japanese citizen to ever win a Grand Slam singles tournament, but in Japan it’s her race that’s been taking the spotlight.
A Japanese family wondered why water placed on their family alter kept disappearing. Turns out a furry relative was to blame!
Designer cleverly shows a big difference between the two and reflects a unique part of Japanese culture.
Guidebooks love to say it’s because Japanese people think tipping is rude, but that’s not even close to the whole story.
The Studio Ghibli classic turns out to be a perfect motif for Japan’s centuries-old “flower cards.”
Nihonbashi’s beautiful “minamo fireworks” and tempting goldfish sweets are part of its plan for fun even in record-breaking heat.
Is there anything Kitty can’t do? She can spiritually purify your house or room with salt now, so tell your ghost stories without fear of retribution!
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Going slightly loco-motive in the stunning scenery of Japan’s southern Kyushu island, with bubbles!
Shinobi training manual covers ingredients to make sleeping potions and smoke bombs, as well as magic incantations.
History buffs, nature fans, and Japanese culture enthusiasts will want to check out this island in the Sea of Japan.
Buddhist monk who also tends bar says to take complements from Kyoto with a grain of salt.
The classic theme song comes to life in a brand-new way that evokes a different style of “miracle romance.”



































































