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  • Exploring Kamakura
    March 27th, 2013By Juste JanusauskaiteCategory: Arts & Entertainment, Culture, Food & Dining, Travel
    Japan is an amazing place – if you would ask me, it is one of the most beautiful places in the world. So much to see here, that you have to spend probably all year only by traveling around, maybe even more. I recently went with one of my friends to visit Kamakura – a ... » Continue Reading
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    Sick Masks, Snow, and a Swollen Lip
    March 21st, 2013By Katie YantziCategory: Arts & Entertainment, Culture, Outdoor/Sports, Play, Travel
    The air is cold. My alarm wakes me up forty minutes earlier than usual. The white mounds outside my apartment are growing with a vengeance, getting heavier each day, and stealthily encroaching upon my parking space. My shovels stand at attention by the front door, ready ... » Continue Reading
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    Saint Patrick’s Day in Japan
    March 20th, 2013By Ciara LynchCategory: Arts & Entertainment, Culture, Events, Play, Travel
    St. Patrick's Day is a holiday that is celebrated all over the globe by those who are Irish but also by many who are not. Many people do not know this but St. Patrick was not in fact Irish; he travelled through Ireland around 490AD, bringing Christianity with him and ... » Continue Reading
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    Japan Guide: From Shibuya to Harajuku
    March 20th, 2013By Juste JanusauskaiteCategory: Arts & Entertainment, Culture, Food & Dining, Play, Shopping, Travel
    Oh..I loooove Tokyo! There is so much to do in here. I went to Shibuya and Harajuku with my friends, just to walk around and enjoy our time. We started our day in Shibuya, and I like it here a lot, because this area is known as one of the fashion districts of Jap ... » Continue Reading
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    An Englishman in New York
    March 19th, 2013By Kenneth GrantCategory: Culture
    Being a minority in Japan is something every foreign resident here must come to terms with as we live our lives in this unique and charming country. For many of us, it may be the first time we have ever been in such a position, and there are certainly positives and nega ... » Continue Reading
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    3 Old Japanese Sakura Stories
    March 15th, 2013By Muza-chanCategory: Arts & Entertainment, Culture, Events, Play
    In Japan, the sakura will start blooming soon… but the snow that fell here a few days ago reminded me of several great Japanese stories about sakura miraculously blooming in winter. Photo by Muza-chan 1. Jiu-Roku-Zakura (The Sakura of the sixteenth day) In the Wa ... » Continue Reading
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    A Sacred Festival in Nara
    March 7th, 2013By GaijinPotCategory: Arts & Entertainment, Culture, Events, Play, Travel
    Omizutori is a sacred Japanese Buddhist festival held annually in Todaiji Temple in Nara, Japan. According to locals, the festival is the final rite in the observance of the two week-long Shuni-e ceremony, where people are believed to cleanse their sins and welcome the ... » Continue Reading
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    The Perfect Day in Tokyo
    March 6th, 2013By Ciara LynchCategory: Arts & Entertainment, Culture, Events, Food & Dining, Travel
    When I first moved to Tokyo, I was excited most about being able to explore the city slowly and thoroughly, taking in its craziness, its beauty, and its vast difference to my hometown in my own time. And boy did I have fun. There are so many things to do and see in T ... » Continue Reading
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    Media Without Borders?
    March 5th, 2013By Percival ConstantineCategory: Arts & Entertainment, Culture, Play
    As many are already aware, October 2012 saw a new anti-piracy law taking effect in Japan. Prior to this law taking effect, penalties for piracy were limited only to those who illegally upload content, but now, it’s been extended to downloaders. Uploaders still face hars ... » Continue Reading
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    Gensho Art: Japan’s Only Kakishibu Hand-Drawn Dye Artist
    February 28th, 2013By Kenji DuBois LeeCategory: Arts & Entertainment, Culture
    Gensho Yamamoto is truly a gift to the world. Meeting and working with him has been life-changing to say the least. Not only is he an internationally renowned professional artist, he also represents life in every way one could imagine. I already knew 2013 would be m ... » Continue Reading
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