こんにちは! We are Jioh and Lena. Both of us are interning for Seibo Japan/Mobal Japan. As part of our job, we visited DAISO located on the fourth floor of Asakusa ROX (Shopping Centre), tasked with a mission to find at …
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Japan is at the top of many people’s travel bucketlists because of its breathtaking natural landscapes, captivating ancient and modern sites and attractions, rich and unique culture and traditions, delicious cuisine, and polite and friendly people. Every year, it welcomes …
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Japan’s second largest city, Yokohama is a sprawling metropolis that has a long and storied history. Sitting along the western coast of Tokyo Bay, it began as a tiny fishing village, then served as an important port for foreign trade …
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Found in central Japan’s Aichi Prefecture, Toyota is a city known for its industrial economy. Not too far from Nagoya, it is home to many of Toyota Motor Corporation’s assembly and manufacturing sites, including the Tsutsumi manufacturing plant. Bounded by …
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Situated south of central Tokyo Metropolis, about 20 kilometers from downtown Tokyo, Chofu is a city that has a history that traces back to as early as the Japanese Paleolithic times. During the Edo period, the site of present-day Chofu …
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Over the course of seven weeks in 2019 Japan will be the stage for the biggest sporting event of the year. Most fans will be based in Tokyo- the world’s biggest city. The stage is set. Are you ready for …
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Only 30 minutes train ride from Tokyo & you travel back in time to the Edo Period (1603-1868). Old clay merchant houses line the streets and not a neon sign in sight. Kawagoe is known as “Koedo” or little-Edo and …
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Sapporo is home not only to some of the most picturesque natural views in Japan, the world-famous Sapporo Snow Festival, and delicious miso ramen and soup curry, but also to the country’s oldest and one of the most popular beer …
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Perhaps you think Japanese people are shy? Want a different impression? Visit an Izakaya! (a casual Japanese gastropub) Whether you’re a worker needing to rewind or a tourist fatigued by sensory overload the Izakaya is the perfect way to end …
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In Japan and other East Asian countries, people use chopsticks when eating different kinds of food. For many foreigners visiting Japan, this can be very challenging as it takes a bit of practice to learn how to properly hold the …
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