Diehard lovers of Japan’s infamous fermented soy beans can now get a glimpse of the sticky production process.
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The statue offers a peek into the past based on actual skeletal remains and DNA analysis from southern Japan–and kind of looks like someone I know.
We’re ready to spill the tea on this spring’s event in Japan’s most famous city for green tea.
A tiny part of a kanji is all that separates these place names in written form, but there’s a much bigger difference in their respective atmospheres.
This registered tangible cultural asset is now closed to the public, which is an absolute shame.
Legendary blade is a an official natural treasure, and presented in a uniquely beautiful way.
Make sure to guzzle your fill of snacks beforehand, because these sculptures are mouthwatering.
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