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Japanese Culture

The Mind-Blowing Secret Behind Japan’s Clean, High-Tech Toilets: The Spirit of Omotenashi

Discover why visitors call Japanese toilets the world's best. Beyond the Washlet and automatic features, learn how the Japanese spirit of Omotenashi (hospitality and thoughtfulness) is the true reason for their unparalleled cleanliness and technological advancement.
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October 2 is Shirt Day in Japan | A Cultural Journey Through Fashion and Wordplay

Discover the meaning behind Japan’s Shirt Day on October 2—from wordplay traditions to fashion history and seasonal style. A cultural journey through clothing.
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Monorail Opening Day | How Japan’s Sky-Rail Changed Urban Travel

Discover the story behind Japan’s Monorail Opening Day and how this futuristic transport reshaped Tokyo’s connection to Haneda Airport and inspired global urban design.
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Why Are Japanese Homes So Small? Foreign Visitors React to Japan’s Unique Sense of Space

Discover why Japanese homes and hotels feel so small to foreign visitors. Explore real stories, cultural insights, and practical tips for living comfortably in compact spaces.
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September 11: Public Telephone Day in Japan – A Retro Lifeline in the Smartphone Era

Explore the history and relevance of Japan’s public telephones on September 11, Public Telephone Day. Learn how these retro devices still serve communities and tourists in the smartphone era.
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Top 5 Japanese Convenience Store Ice Creams Loved by International Visitors

Discover Japan’s top 5 convenience store ice creams that international travelers love. From matcha mochi to fruity shaved ice, explore the flavors and cultural stories behind each frozen treat.
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🐉The Mysterious Link Between the Zodiac and Japanese Calendars

Discover how Japan’s zodiac and traditional calendars shape its unique sense of time, culture, and seasonal awareness. From lucky years to poetic micro-seasons, this guide reveals the deeper meaning behind Japanese timekeeping.
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🚋Cable Car Day (August 29) — Japan’s First Aerial Journey and Its Enduring Charm

August 29 is Cable Car Day in Japan. Learn about the country’s first cable car—the Ikoma Cable—and explore its cultural roots, scenic routes, and spiritual significance. A unique journey through Japan’s transportation heritage awaits.