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The Tradition Of Japanese Morning Work Stretches
The Origins Of Japanese Morning Work Stretches Japanese morning work routines, known as radio taiso, began in the 1920s as ...
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 ...
From National Melody To Niche Tradition: How Enka Lost Its Hold On Japanese Music
The Origins Of Enka As A Cultural Force Enka is often thought of as the sound of nostalgia in Japan, ...
Tokyo Skytree: Japan’s Towering Icon And What To Do Around It
Tokyo Skytree is not just the tallest structure in Japan—it is a symbol of modern Tokyo and one of the ...
Tsunami in Japan: How to Stay Safe When Disaster Strikes
Introduction Japan is one of the most tsunami-prone countries in the world. Located along the Pacific “Ring of Fire,” the ...
The Art of Nampa in Japan: Flirting, Culture, and Controversy
Introduction Nampa in Japan is a unique social phenomenon that blends flirting, dating culture, and street interaction into one. It ...
Takarakuji: Understanding Japan’s Unique Lottery Culture
In Japan, the lottery holds a unique place in society. Known as Takarakuji, which translates to “treasure lottery,” it is ...
Plastic Surgery in Japan: How It Compares to Korea’s Beauty Culture
Plastic surgery in Japan has quietly grown in popularity over the years, but it still lags behind South Korea, where ...
The Business Of Pokémon: From Japan To The World
How Pokémon Started In Japan What began in Japan during the 1990s has grown into one of the most powerful ...
The Legacy of Power: Exploring the Most Powerful Families in Japan
Japan has long been a country shaped by lineage, hierarchy, and enduring traditions. While much of the global spotlight focuses ...
