New Year’s in Japan usually involves lots of food and special dishes, so how did our handful of single guys celebrate this year?
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Starbucks Japan closes out the year with luxurious and innovative dessert drinks for the most Japanese holiday season of the year.
Higashiyama doll artisans deliver some festive holiday cheer alongside their more traditional Japanese lineup.
With increasing numbers of people embracing nengajo-jimai and switching to digital equivalents, many now find they are left feeling empty.
Inbound tourism boom and Japanese New Year’s traditions are too much for the world’s most famous sushi town to handle simultaneously, request says.
Spirited Away’s No Face also gets into the Japanese New Year’s spirit with a special kadomatsu.
There may not be a Year of the Bear, but Eto Pooh is an annual tradition for Disney fans in Japan.
Higashiyama artisans craft figurines, bells, and gosho ningyo dolls to ring in the new year.
The ingredients of this Frappuccino, including kelp, don’t just taste great, traditional Japanese culture says they’ll give you blessings for the year to come.
“We Are Starbucks Coffee Rabbits — Living Somewhere in Coffee Tree Forests” is the theme for this new collection.
Before all of Japan had gacha machines, Kyoto had fukudama, and the coffeehouse chain is helping make sure the city still does.






































































