Sangenjaya is an “under-the-radar” Tokyo neighborhood, filled with highly regarded restaurants and cool drinking spots. Part of Setagaya, Sangenjaya is somewhat of an upscale neighborhood that manages to minimize pretense. Just one express stop (two local stops) from Shibuya station on the Tōkyū Den-en-toshi Line, Sangenjaya offers a stark contrast to the insane bustle of...
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Sangenjaya is an “under-the-radar” Tokyo neighborhood, filled with highly regarded restaurants and cool drinking spots. Part of Setagaya, Sangenjaya is somewhat of an upscale neighborhood that manages to minimize pretense. Just one express stop (two local stops) from Shibuya station on the Tōkyū Den-en-toshi Line, Sangenjaya offers a stark contrast to the insane bustle of...
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Quick Guide to Living in Japan: Overview No matter if you plan to stay for a short or long period, this quick guide to living in Japan provides essential information you need to know. Visas and Residency A substantial amount of information is provided in English on immigration and visa matters. It is important that...
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Quick Guide to Living in Japan: Overview No matter if you plan to stay for a short or long period, this quick guide to living in Japan provides essential information you need to know. Visas and Residency A substantial amount of information is provided in English on immigration and visa matters. It is important that...
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About Japanese Seasons: An Overview Japan has 4 distinct seasons starting with a cold and dry winter. The welcome spring is mild and brings out Japan’s famous cherry blossoms. The summer starts with the rainy season in late June or early July, followed by heat and humidity through August. The arrival of autumn is marked...
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About Japanese Seasons: An Overview Japan has 4 distinct seasons starting with a cold and dry winter. The welcome spring is mild and brings out Japan’s famous cherry blossoms. The summer starts with the rainy season in late June or early July, followed by heat and humidity through August. The arrival of autumn is marked...
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About Japanese Education: A Quick Guide for Foreigners When you move to a new country, as a parent, you obviously worry about the environment for your children and how they adapt to the culture and language. There is no need to worry, because there are many good international schools and preschools in Tokyo and Yokohama...
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About Japanese Education: A Quick Guide for Foreigners When you move to a new country, as a parent, you obviously worry about the environment for your children and how they adapt to the culture and language. There is no need to worry, because there are many good international schools and preschools in Tokyo and Yokohama...
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Customs and Culture
January 15, 2015 10:35 am
Mathew Ryan
Customs and Culture
January 15, 2015 10:35 am
Mathew Ryan
Japanese Shrine How to Pray As described below is how you should pray at the Japanese Shrine or Temple. Take off your hat or cap Throw your coin in to offertory box There is no specific amount of coin you should throw. Heart is important, not the amount. Ring the bell (if there is any)...
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Japanese Shrine How to Pray As described below is how you should pray at the Japanese Shrine or Temple. Take off your hat or cap Throw your coin in to offertory box There is no specific amount of coin you should throw. Heart is important, not the amount. Ring the bell (if there is any)...
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