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The Legendary Godzilla Hotel in Kabukicho: A Tokyo Icon
April 28, 2025
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The Legendary Godzilla Hotel in Kabukicho: A Tokyo Icon
When people think of Kabukicho, Tokyo’s vibrant entertainment district, neon lights and buzzing nightlife come to mind. However, one massive...
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Five tips for teaching conversational English classes
Tips for Teaching Conversational English Classes Teaching Conversational English classes is not just about the ABCs. It’s an art, a...
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Nitori: Japan’s Go-To Home Store- Essential Items for Every Budget
Nitori has become Japan's favorite home store, offering quality items at reasonable prices. Known as the "IKEA of Japan," this...
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Healthcare in Tokyo: Top 5 English-Speaking Hospitals for Expats and Travelers
Hospitals in Tokyo: Your Guide to English-Speaking Medical Facilities for Expats and Travelers Navigating the healthcare landscape in a foreign...
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Surf, Sound, and Sustainability: A Look at Japan’s Iconic Greenroom Festival
Introduction Since it first launched in 2005, the Greenroom Festival has evolved into one of Japan’s most beloved cultural events....
Unbottling the Difference: How Coca-Cola in Japan Tastes Unlike Anywhere Else
Coca-Cola is one of the most recognizable beverages worldwide, yet its flavor can subtly vary from country to country. Among...
Breaking the Silence: Why So Few Japanese People Study English
Japan is a country known for its deep-rooted traditions, advanced technology, and orderly society. Yet, when it comes to learning...
Tokyo’s Finest Slices: Top 5 Pizzerias in Tokyo You Need to Try
Tokyo is known for its sushi, ramen, and tempura — but pizza? Absolutely. In recent years, Japan’s capital has become...
The Evolution of JVlog (Japanese Vlogs): From Niche to Global Phenomenon
The community has undergone massive changes in the past 10–15 years. What once started as a small group of foreign...
Oshikatsu: The Passionate Fandom Culture Driving Japan’s Entertainment Industry
Oshikatsu (推し活), a term combining "oshi" (推し, favorite) and "katsu" (活, activity), represents the devoted practices of fans who actively...
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