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Fushimi Inari-taisha Shrine in Uji, Kyoto

Visiting a Shinto Shrine

Have you always wanted to visit a Shinto shrine but are too nervous you’ll make a cultural faux pas? What...
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Soba: Japan's Most Varied Noodle Experience

Soba: Japan's Most Varied Noodle Experience

Ramen is our personal favorite and has spread all over the world. Meanwhile, udon is a thick noodle that we...
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Goya Champuru with two shisa lion statues next to the plate

The Cuisine of Okinawa: Japan’s Tropical Paradise

What makes Okinawa cuisine so special in Japan? With Chinese, Southeast Asian, and American influences, Okinawan dishes feature a range...
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11 Ways to Say ‘Friend’ in Japanese

11 Ways to Say ‘Friend’ in Japanese

One of the great things about the Japanese language is how much you can express with words. This goes especially...
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A heart shaped chocoalte cake with frosting, strawberries and chocolate on top

Japanese Valentine’s Day: The Levels of Chocolate

Japan loves holidays that come from the West, including Christmas and Halloween! However, Japan always finds a way to celebrate...
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A plate of Uji Matcha powder next to a traditional scooper and whisk

Uji Matcha: Japanese Tea Rich in Flavor & Culture

In the world of tea, there’s tons of variety and flavors available all around the world, especially for tea lovers....
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