Why Japanese People Don’t Sit Next to Foreigners on the Train
One of the most common cultural observations made by visitors in Japan is the behavior on public transportation. Trains are ...
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Why Japanese Public Transportation Is Always on Time
Introduction In Japan, the societal value of respecting others through transportation is deeply ingrained and extends to various aspects ...
Why New Year’s Outshines Christmas in Japan
Introduction: In Japan, New Year's takes the cultural spotlight over Christmas. This blog passionately explores why New Year's holds ...
Why Obesity in Japan is Rare: Will You Lose Weight If You Move There?
Obesity is a growing concern around the world, but obesity in Japan remains strikingly low. If you’re coming from a ...
Why Samurai Katanas Auction for So High and Their Use as Decoration in Japanese Homes
Introduction Samurai katanas are more than just swords. They are symbols of power, craftsmanship, and tradition, representing Japan’s rich cultural ...
Why the Mamachari Rules the Streets of Japan: The Everyday Power of Electric Bicycles
Introduction If you spend enough time walking through residential neighborhoods or bustling backstreets in Japan, you're bound to encounter a ...
Why Tokyo Stays Quiet: A Study in Culture and City Life
Introduction Despite being one of the largest and busiest cities in the world, Tokyo stands out for its surprising quietness. ...
Why Yankee in Japan Fascinates Society
Even though their numbers have decreased compared to the 80s and 90s, the fascination with Yankee in Japan remains strong. ...
World Athletics Championship In Anime Poses Shows How Deep Anime’s Influence Has Become
The World Athletics Championship has always been a stage where athletes show their skills, strength, and spirit. But at the ...