Desire for historically faithful reconstruction clashes with accessibility for wheelchair users.
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Taking the time to sincerely think about the question “Who cares?” after a minor screw-up is part of what makes life in Japan great.
From bathtime rituals to unconventional eating habits, these families take pride in upholding their unique traditions.
Watch as a group of vigilantes goes around Ikea in China, using interesting tactics to get people up out of the beds in the store.
Feudal warriors’ home fails to intimidate fearless feline.
Even people born and raised in famously polite Japan are amazed by Iwate Prefecture’s manners.
Photos studio in the historical Arashiyama neighborhood offers a makeover/photo package you won’t find anywhere else.
Farewells can be sad, but in a Japanese business saying good-bye can be a pain because of the country’s elevator etiquette.
Tongue-in-cheek explanation says that men’s love of breasts means they don’t have the mental fortitude required to win in co-ed competition.
Travel-broadened Japanese Twitter users share their stories of culture shock and pleasant surprises.
Japan’s traditional art of paper-folding turns out to be useful in the kitchen too.



































































