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From Samurai to Shohei Ohtani: The Spirit of Bushido
Have you ever visited Japan and noticed how polite, humble, and hardworking Japanese people are?
Well, that’s not just a coincidence. Those values actually come from Bushido, the ancient samurai code that has been passed down for centuries — and still lives on in Japan today.
The Soul of JDM – Japan’s Passion on Four Wheels
Do you know what JDM actually means?
JDM stands for “Japanese Domestic Market.” Originally, it referred to cars and parts that were made only for sale in Japan. But over time, as Japanese cars gained popularity around the world, JDM has come to mean so much more —
Japan Nightlife Guide: Best Yokocho Alleys for Food & Drinks
“What’s a yokocho?” It’s a narrow alley packed with tiny restaurants, cozy izakaya bars, and even food stalls, all crammed together with that super nostalgic vibe. And they’re already super popular among Japan-savvy travelers from overseas!
Shopping in Osaka? Don’t Miss These 3 Amazing Department Store Districts!
Osaka is not only famous for its food culture but also a paradise for shoppers. Among the many places to enjoy shopping, department stores (known as hyakkaten in Japanese) stand out as must-visit spots for foreign tourists. More than just shopping centers, they offer food, cultural experiences, and top-notch hospitality.
Why Every Chef Needs a Sakai Knife – Japanese Craft at Its Finest
A Masterpiece of Japanese Craftsmanship – Have You Heard of Sakai Knives?
Located in Osaka Prefecture, the city of Sakai has been known for centuries as "the city of blades", attracting the attention of top chefs from around the world.
Japanese Sento 101: What to Expect at a Traditional Public Bath
Sento, Japanese public baths, are more than just a place to get clean—they’re a cultural experience with roots going back hundreds of years! Visiting a sento offers a unique window into Japanese traditions, allowing you to relax while soaking in hot water, enjoying a tranquil atmosphere, and connecting with local culture.
Exploring Japanese Hospitality: Minshuku and Capsule Hotels
Japanese Minshuku provides tourists from overseas with a cozy and intimate lodging experience, often in rural or suburban areas.
Capsule hotels are a popular accommodation choice for tourists seeking affordability and efficiency in urban settings.
Unlocking Japan’s Ramen Wonderland
Explanation about Japanese Ramen. In the Top 5 rankings corner, Reina announces the top 5 favorite ramen spots chosen by ramen shop owners. Get ready for some mouthwatering recommendations!
It is possible to purchase instant ramen supervised by the owner of Kadoya Shokudo.