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Japanese holidays and national holidays

When coming to Japan for a trip, it’s important to be aware of the “national holidays and public h […]

If there were an English notation on the menu for “Iburigakko,” I believe it would be written as & […]

Meat and potato is called “nikujaga”in Japanese. “Nikujaga” is a traditional Japanese dish typical […]

Rice balls, known as “onigiri” in Japanese, are a beloved food enjoyed by people of all ages in Ja […]

In the basement floor of department stores in Japan, there’s a high probability of finding delicious foo […]

In Japan, train culture has flourished, especially in major cities where train travel is almost ubiquitous, wh […]

Supermarkets are called “supermarkets” in both English and Japanese. Supermarkets are found all ov […]

Miso soup is called “Misoshiru” in Japanese. Miso soup is an essential part of Japanese dining, so […]

When I was having dinner with an American who was traveling in Japan, I asked a question. “What’s […]

In Japan, there are many dining establishments where you can enjoy lunch and dinner. The equivalent of “ […]