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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 6 Phases of Living in Japan as Foreigner
1. The Honeymoon Phase As you navigate the phases of living in Japan, it's essential to embrace the unique cultural...
Tacos in Tokyo: Why Mexican Food in Japan Is Growing in Popularity
In the past, when people thought about international cuisine in Japan, they usually thought of Italian pasta, American burgers, or...
Tuna, Tradition, and Tourism: Exploring the Tsukiji Fish Market in Tokyo
Introduction When people think of Tokyo, they often imagine high-tech streets, neon lights, and towering skyscrapers. But tucked into the...
Why McDonald’s in Japan Feels Like a Whole New World of Fast Food
When you walk into a McDonald’s in Japan, don’t expect the same old Big Mac experience you’re used to in...
Navigating Medicine in Japan: A Guide to Cold Remedies and Reading Labels
When you're feeling under the weather in Japan, finding the right over-the-counter (OTC) medicine can be a daunting task, especially...
Unveiling Itochu: Japan’s Silent Giant and Its Multifaceted Operations
In the intricate landscape of Japanese conglomerates, Itochu has established itself as a significant player. Despite its critical influence and...
Assessing the Impact of President Trump’s Recent Tariffs on Japan’s Economy
In April 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump announced significant measures targeting Japanese imports, including a 25% duty on automobiles and...
Exploring Tokyo’s Clean Streets: Identifying the Rare Spots Where Trash in Japan Appears
Tokyo is globally renowned for its immaculate streets and meticulous waste management practices. The city’s residents and authorities work tirelessly...
