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24.01.2022 Shozenji, An LGBTQ Safe Temple Run By A Transgender Nun Shozenji Temple openly welcomes the LGBTQ community and was started by Soshuku Shibatani, the first transgender nun in Japan. Built based on the belief that gender distinction doesn't exist before Buddha, and that all should be able to live as themselves, this safe space is friendly to all.



24.01.2022 Edo Era Towns And Farm-to-Table Craft Beer - Just North Of Tokyo! Head northeast of Tokyo for a day of delicious food, nature, and culture. In Kashima, enjoy natural Japanese craft beer by a famous shrine, then head to Sawara to explore Edo era townscapes and learn about its UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage-designated festivals.

23.01.2022 Pandemic threatens to unravel artist's kimono ambitions Hiroko Takahashi fought through sexism and suspicion from traditional kimono artisans to establish a globally known brand that sold hundreds of her original garments every month until the coronavirus devastation hit. Takahashi has tried to regroup by selling handmade masks sewn from kimono fabric.... My designs are kind of strong, so there are people who resist the idea of wearing them in something full body, the 42-year-old said. But theyd love to wear it as a mask.

23.01.2022 10 restaurants and shops to visit at Tokyo Station's underground mall Tokyo Gransta Tokyo Station’s underground shopping centre has expanded, with 60 new restaurants, bars, cafes and shops



23.01.2022 You can now nap in these hibernation pods in a Karuizawa forest Fill up with a hearty lunch and then take an afternoon snooze in a secluded forest at Karuizawa's Hoshino Resort

22.01.2022 Tokyos empty tour buses are being used to create a giant maze this weekend With fewer tourists to show around, the Hato Bus company has found an innovative way to use its buses

22.01.2022 Kinkakuji golden pavilion roof undergoes renovation amid pandemic The famed golden pavilion at the Kinkakuji temple in Kyoto began Tuesday a three-month renovation of its shingled roof amid the coronavirus pandemic, which has drastically reduced the number of visitors. The pavilion with its gold leaf gilded facade is part of a World Heritage site in the ancient capital. Visitors will be unable to fully view the temple for three weeks as scaffolding will completely shroud th...e pavilion. The renovation work will be completed sometime in December. https://www.japantimes.co.jp//kinkakuji-golden-pavilion-r/



21.01.2022 Japans first ramen restaurant, closed in 1976, is reopening at Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum The museum has re-created Rairaikens original Tokyo shopfront along with its signature ramen and will start serving in autumn

21.01.2022 Tokyo now has transparent public toilets. Let us explain Public toilets around the globe have a reputation for being dark, dirty and dangerous. Tokyo recently unveiled new restrooms in two public parks that aim to address those concerns.

21.01.2022 You can now create your own teamLab art at home on your TV or computer teamLabs latest work, Flowers Bombing Home, lets you create and admire your own digital art via YouTube Live

20.01.2022 Toshimaen, one of Tokyos oldest amusement parks, is closing forever Its the end of an era for Toshimaen amusement park in Nerima, which is shuttering for good on August 31. Once the venue officially closes, construction will begin for the shiny new Harry Potter theme park, set to open in 2023.

20.01.2022 Relish The Fall Colors! Five Hoshino Resorts Accommodations The beautiful foliage is one of the best reasons to travel to Japan in the fall. We introduce five lodgings operated by Hoshino Resorts where guests can enjoy the majestic autumn leaves along with delectable dishes, hot springs, and seasonal activities.



20.01.2022 How well do you know Japanese food? Test your knowledge of Japanese cuisine with this brain-bending list of trivia on everything from sushi to soba noodles

18.01.2022 A hole new world: City lights up sewer covers The humble manhole cover might not seem like much of a blank canvas, but one city is reimagining the possibilities with illuminated versions featuring anime characters. Tokorozawa, in Saitama Prefecture, is hoping the unusual additions will attract visitors, including enthusiasts of the painted decorated manhole covers that adorn some of the nations streets.... https://www.japantimes.co.jp///illuminated-manhole-covers/

18.01.2022 Four subscription boxes that bring a taste of Japan to your door Were all missing travel these days getting to explore new places, see new sights and try new foods. Good thing theres a wealth of subscription boxes that bring the best of Japan to you. So whether youre looking for something wacky and wild, or more focused on artisanal craftsmanship, one of these subscription boxes is sure to fit the bill.

18.01.2022 Japanese condiments you should know These Japanese seasonings and sauces will elevate your next meal: ponzu, shichimi, yuzu kosho, miso and more

17.01.2022 8 best restaurants and shops at Hibiya Okuroji This new mall under the tracks between Yurakucho and Shimbashi stations has stellar unagi, wine-pairing tempura, and more

17.01.2022 Waterfall Meditation in Nagano Connect with nature with meditation under a waterfall Experience traditional waterfall meditation at Kiyotaki Falls, located deep in the forests of Mt. Ontake. Ascetics of the native Ontake faith have trained and worshipped at Kiyotake Falls since ancient times in a connection of human spirituality with the natural world. The 30-meter-high waterfall freezes into a pillar of ice in winter, making for a majestic sight.

16.01.2022 7 best restaurants at Jingumae Comichi in Harajuku This new Harajuku dining complex has 18 venues serving everything from xiaolongbao and ramen to seafood and craft beer

16.01.2022 AIROS Skyview: Take A Helicopter Tour Of Top Sightseeing Spots AIROS Skyview operates helicopter tours over popular sightseeing spots, such as Tokyo, Kyoto, Hakone, and Mt. Fuji. The fare for this exhilarating experience starts from 17,000 yen. In addition to creating unforgettable memories, it is ideal for a marriage proposal or celebrating an anniversary.

15.01.2022 Animals Native to Japan Japan has a diverse habitat that supports several species of animals. There are about 153 species of mammals in the country, of which 3 are critically endangered, 22 are endangered, and 13 species are categorized as vulnerable. Below are some of the animals that are native to Japan.

15.01.2022 Get Your Gyoza From This Unmanned Store Customers take out what they want to buy and put the money in a box. The cost for a pack of 36 dumplings is 1,000 (about US$9.50). Unmanned stores like this one are increasing as the food service industry scrambles to put anti-coronavirus measures in place. An official of the Yukimatsu gyoza chain said customers can make purchases without getting into contact with anyone.

14.01.2022 Kenzo Takada: The fashion industry mourns the loss of a dreamer The founder of the eponymous Kenzo brand passed away at the age of 81 on Oct. 4 after contracting COVID-19. Takada was the first Japanese designer to gain international success out of Paris’s competitive fashion industry, standing at the frontline of the then-novel production concept of the time, ready-to-wear, making a wide variety of designs accessible and affordable.

14.01.2022 Without tourists, some of Tokyos most popular places now seem quieter than usual Practise proper social distancing and rediscover Tokyos most popular museums, attractions and restaurants

14.01.2022 Japan's robots fill the void as social distancing becomes the norm The coronavirus pandemic has forced society to reshape how people interact, and robots are fast filling the void, even to the point of helping alleviate feelings of loneliness in a world where social distancing has become the new norm.

13.01.2022 Experience Rural Japan! 5 Must-Visit, Nature-Filled Places Japan's countryside is worth visiting at least once to savor a slower pace of life. The rural parts of Japan are everywhere: the fairytale-like Yakushima, a beach in Shikoku with reflective sands, and quiet mountain in Tokyo will soothe your worries and inspire you to appreciate the simple things.

12.01.2022 Hiraizumi World Heritage Sites: A Trove Of Buddhist History And Splendor Hiraizumi is home to five historical monuments that are designated World Heritage Sites. From Chusonji Temple to Kanjizaio-in Ato, this article will introduce these sacred Buddhist sites. The ease of access from the train station by foot or bus is a bonus, too!

12.01.2022 Traditional Japanese inn offers ultimate amenity: A cat companion to spend the night with Hot spring town ryokan lets guests try out the experience of owning a cat so they can learn if they want a permanent pet of their very own.

12.01.2022 Superb Fall Colors And Hot Springs! 6 Destinations In Northern Japan In the Tohoku Region (northern Japan), autumn leaves and hot springs can be enjoyed together at a few select destinations. We introduce here the best places to enjoy the beautiful fall colors and the relaxing hot springs of Tohoku!

12.01.2022 Get To Know The Owls Of Akiba Fukurou Online! Akiba Fukurou is one of the most popular spots in Tokyo! In order to survive the pandemic, this wonderful owl cafe has just launched a new crowdfunding program on Japan Tomorrow.

12.01.2022 Ghibli Now Delivering Kiki's Dress In the past, if you ever wanted to dress like a Studio Ghibli character, you had to use your imagination. But, Studio Ghibli has taken all the hard work out for us with two official dresses designed to look like the ones worn by titular heroine Kiki in Kikis Delivery Service.

11.01.2022 Japanese beat the summer heat with fan-fitted clothes With Japan sweltering through some of its hottest temperatures ever recorded this summer, more and more people are reaching for extra layers of clothing in a bid to keep cool. If that sounds like a contradiction in terms, the growing popularity of jackets fitted with battery-powered fans that circulate air over the wearers body suggests otherwise.

11.01.2022 Five restaurants to visit at the new Miyashita Park in Shibuya There's lots to eat at this shopping mall near Shibuya Station: ramen, Japanese beef, a yokocho food alley and more https://www.timeout.com//five-restaurants-to-visit-at-the-

10.01.2022 Best international restaurants in Tokyo These are some of the best restaurants in Tokyo to get a taste of home, from chilli crab and tom yum to tacos and paella

10.01.2022 Surprising Combinations! Häagen-Dazs Ice Cream And Japanese Flavors How do miso, soy sauce, wasabi, and other classic Japanese ingredients taste in ice cream? Join us for a taste-test of flavor combinations with Häagen-Dazs Japan ice cream and unique toppings. These combinations might be your new favorite way to eat frozen desserts.

10.01.2022 How COVID-19 has reshaped Japan's drinking culture Many consumers have been catching up with friends in online drinking sessions at home since the pandemic struck

10.01.2022 This Tokyo cat shelter is now live-streaming 24/7 on Twitch 'Hang out' with the adorable felines of Meguros Nyandantei cat shelter for free they are up for adoption, too.

10.01.2022 What we know so far about the new Harry Potter theme park in Tokyo, opening in 2023 The 30,000sqm park will include replica sets from the main films and creatures from the Fantastic Beasts series https://www.timeout.com//what-we-know-so-far-about-the-new

09.01.2022 Tokyo is the fifth best city in the world according to the Best Cities global ranking Coming in behind only London, New York, Paris and Moscow, Japan’s capital was named number one for shopping and safety

09.01.2022 13 Budget-Friendly Tokyo Day Trips Being on a budget doesnt mean you should stay at home! No matter the season, travel in Japan is always a good idea. These 13 locations near Tokyo will help sate your wanderlust without breaking the bank, and give you the opportunity to explore even more of this beautiful country.

07.01.2022 Centenarians top 80,000 for first time in rapidly aging Japan The number of people aged 100 or older in Japan has surpassed 80,000 for the first time amid the rapid aging of the countrys population, government data showed Tuesday. The number of centenarians rose 9,176 from the previous year to 80,450 as of Tuesday for the 50th consecutive annual increase, with women accounting for 88.2 percent of the total, according to the data released by the Health, Labor and Welfare Ministry.

06.01.2022 Japanese Breakfast: 4 Unique Menu Items That Originated In Japan Despite popular belief, a Japanese breakfast doesn't merely consist of miso soup, grilled salmon, and white rice. There are morning menus that go beyond basic items, including the tamagoyaki sandwich, pizza toast, and koppepan. We introduce some unique variations of the Japanese breakfast.

05.01.2022 Go To Travel explained Part of a larger "Go To" campaign intended to restart the Japanese economy following the damage caused by the coronavirus, Go To Travel is a campaign by the national government that offers big discounts on travel inside Japan.

04.01.2022 Get The Slime For Breakfast! Dragon Quest With Suzuhiro Kamaboko Slime, the popular mascot of the Dragon Quest RPG series, is now available as kamaboko fish cake! This new product released by Suzuhiro Kamaboko is tasty, healthy, and easy to enjoy in salads, sandwiches, and bentos. The Slime kamaboko will only be on sale until November 10, 2020. https://matcha-jp.com/en/10006?type=news

04.01.2022 Enjoy A Mini-Trip From Home! 5 Popular Japanese Bicycle Brands Owning a bicycle is truly convenient in Japan. It’s useful for shopping, commuting to work, and even exploring local cafes. In this article, we introduce five popular bikes, including electric bicycles or budget-friendly varieties, that will meet your specific needs!

04.01.2022 Kanto vs Kansai: the food edition The culinary differences between Tokyo and Osaka go beyond okonomiyaki and monjayaki here are some of the big ones

04.01.2022 Kadokawa Culture Museum is a modern masterpiece designed by Kengo Kuma The futuristic museum at Tokorozawa Sakura Town in Saitama prefecture is home to a library, an art gallery, cafés and more

02.01.2022 Buying A House In Japan? 5 Foreigner-Friendly Real Estate Companies To buy a house and property in Japan, you have to communicate with a real estate agent, sign documents in Japanese, and follow Japanese procedures. This can be a stressful process, especially for overseas nationals. This article introduces real estate companies with language support in English.

01.01.2022 Tranquil Vacation Spots in Southwest Japan There's no question that Kyoto, Osaka and Hiroshima are must-see cities when visiting Japan. But if you want to get off the beaten path, here are five destinations in southwestern Japan to keep in mind when planning your next vacation, courtesy of Trip101.

01.01.2022 Best stationery stores in Tokyo From letterpress cards and washi tapes to notebooks and signature seals, these top shops offer the city's best stationery supplies

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