Festivals January 15, 2015 11:53 am

About Japanese Seasons


Festivals January 15, 2015 11:53 am

About Japanese Seasons


Japan Dreaming

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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Tokyo January 15, 2015 11:13 am

About Japanese Education


Tokyo January 15, 2015 11:13 am

About Japanese Education


Tokyo In May: The Happenings

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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Akihabara January 3, 2015 9:12 pm

Shopping In Japan


Akihabara January 3, 2015 9:12 pm

Shopping In Japan


Japan Dreaming

Shopping in Japan is a national pastime, which makes it one of the greatest places in the world to go shopping. There are an amazing amount of unique and special items one can find, including high tech electronics, super cute products, and weird objects found only in Japan. Here is a brief rundown of shopping...

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Shopping in Japan is a national pastime, which makes it one of the greatest places in the world to go shopping. There are an amazing amount of unique and special items one can find, including high tech electronics, super cute products, and weird objects found only in Japan. Here is a brief rundown of shopping...

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Akasaka January 2, 2015 10:49 am

Tokyo Rundown: A Brief Overview


Akasaka January 2, 2015 10:49 am

Tokyo Rundown: A Brief Overview


Japan Dreaming

Tokyo is the capital of Japan and the center of the “Greater Tokyo Area”, which has a population of 36 million, making it the most populous area in the world. Tokyo is often referred to and thought of as a city, but officially it is known as a “metropolitan prefecture”, which differs from a city....

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Tokyo is the capital of Japan and the center of the “Greater Tokyo Area”, which has a population of 36 million, making it the most populous area in the world. Tokyo is often referred to and thought of as a city, but officially it is known as a “metropolitan prefecture”, which differs from a city....

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Customs and Culture December 18, 2014 11:41 am

Japanese Cuisine Overview


Customs and Culture December 18, 2014 11:41 am

Japanese Cuisine Overview


Top 5 Izakaya In Tokyo: Best of the Best

Japanese Cuisine Overview: The Rundown Food in Japan is amazing due its quality and care for the craft. Dining in the large cities can be a first class experience. Fresh ingredients and incredible service highlight why food in Japan is regarded highly by foodies all over the world; incredible service is an understatement BTW. Not...

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Japanese Cuisine Overview: The Rundown Food in Japan is amazing due its quality and care for the craft. Dining in the large cities can be a first class experience. Fresh ingredients and incredible service highlight why food in Japan is regarded highly by foodies all over the world; incredible service is an understatement BTW. Not...

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