[ad_1] It is no secret that Japan has a lot of earthquakes every year. Earthquakes are truly fearsome acts of nature, but just as terrifying as an earthquake can be, what comes after the quake can be even more frightening; a tsunami. Tsunami plagued Japan for centuries causing untold amounts of destruction and loss of …
[ad_1] It is no secret that Japan has a lot of earthquakes every year. Earthquakes are truly fearsome acts of nature, but just as terrifying as an earthquake can be, what comes after the quake can be even more frightening; a tsunami. Tsunami plagued Japan for centuries causing untold amounts of destruction and loss of …
[ad_1] Both first-timers and seasoned visitors alike are flocking to Japan, and tourism numbers have soared past pre-pandemic levels. But like any country, Japan has a lot of inconveniences for tourists. One travel company decided to nail down what they were. The usual suspects The top ten issues tourists had traveling Japan. (Source: PR Times) …
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[ad_1] The latest ranking for inbound tourists’ top picks for historic sites and gardens. The number one destination is no surprise. But the challenges it faces internally, as well as the burden it carries from mannerless tourists, are shocking. Top 10 historic sites and gardens Mov inc., is the headquarters for the inbound tourism website …
Tourists Love Japan’s Shirakawago. But Is The Feeling Mutual? Read More »
[ad_1] Beyond providing a sense of purification and relaxation, Japanese onsen (hot springs) offer a unique opportunity to reconnect with nature. However, some “hidden onsen” excel in this regard more profoundly than others. Some of these thermal havens are hidden off the common path, nestled in secluded natural corners that often escape the notice of …
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[ad_1] ZenMarket is excited to announce a significant upgrade to its search functionality, making it easier and more efficient for customers around the world to shop from Japanese online stores. The latest improvements are designed to streamline the shopping process, ensuring users can find exactly what they’re looking for with minimal effort and more accurate …
[ad_1] Tokyo is the world’s best city to live and travel alone in, reports this week say. Should solo travelers rush to buy tickets while the Japanese capital is still on top? Not quite. There are a few issues with praising Tokyo for solo lifestyles and travel. Is Tokyo the best city to be alone? …
[ad_1] We’ve talked before about how schools in Japan stick to a book of regulations even when the regulations don’t make sense – or are even unhealthy. This past summer, as scorching temperatures beset the country, some schools forbid students from wearing sunscreen. Now, parents are suing a school in Osaka because they say that …
Child Suffers Heatstroke in Japan After Teacher Denies Her Tea Read More »
[ad_1] Is it rude to bring your own seasonings to school? That’s the debate playing out currently in Japan, where one school district is allowing kids to bring their own rice toppings (furikake) to class. That, says some politicians, is gonna ruin their health. One commentator even went so far as to brand it as …
New Furikake Debate: Is Bringing Your Own Rice Topping to School “Rude”? Read More »
[ad_1] In recent years, the Japanese government has been pushing for all cyclists to wear helmets when biking. Following last year’s helmet shortage, there are now many different kinds of helmets to suit any age or gender. One standout is Oshare-heru (fashionable helmet), a “customizable” helmet that allows you to add hat attachments. Developed by …
Want to spruce up your bike helmet? Switch over to Oshare-heru Read More »