Japan

Sex and the Japanese Man
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Japanese Funeral Rites, a descriptive guide...
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Hoshi Ryokan the oldest hotel in the world
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Japanese Flowers Have Meaning: Kiku And...
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Japanese Folklore: The Tanuki
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All about Japanese Hot Springs or 'Onsen' --...
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“A La Carte” Chapter 7 – JAPAN; a...
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Japanese Onsen from a Gaijin's Perspective
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Etiquette Guide on Business Meetings with...
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Understanding Japanese Culture: When East...
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Beautiful HQ Photo of Japan Scenes-Kyoto
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Okinawa: A to Z
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A Japanese Addiction: The Pachinko Slot...
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Mount Fuji Day Trip
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Top Ten Places to Visit in Japan
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July 7th, Tanabata, The Star Festival
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Osaka City Attractions - Things to do in the...
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Japanese Obon, 'Festival of the Dead'
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Osaka tourism
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assistant language teacher in Japan
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Japanese Etiquette Guide - 10 things you CAN...
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The Japan Rail Pass - an explanation of the...
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Why Japan?
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Straw Mats and Sliding Doors

by Teresa McGurk

Nothing in Japan is crafted without concern for aesthetics. There is great elegance in every bowl, dish, cup, and plate, and an eye for detail in every corner of... keep reading →

What Is The Obon Festival In Japan?

Obon is a Buddhist festival . It is usually celebrated around August 15th for three days. I live in Yonago city, Totttori prefecture in Western Japan. This year in 2009, it... keep reading →

Must Visit Tokyo -Virtual Tour Of Tokyo With My Camera

It was July 04, 2008 when I arrived in Tokyo, that’s when Japan started finger printing & picture requirements for all foreigners. Immigration, customs people were very... keep reading →

Dolphins in Amakusa

This morning when I got up, Sue told me that there was no school today because of an influenza epidemic, but she "had a plan." At 9:30 Goto-San showed up, and the 3 of us... keep reading →

Ok, this has nothing to do with Harajuku, just liked this bike I saw parked next to the road in Tokyo

Tokyo's Troubled Teens

Gwen Stefani brought Harajuku Girls to the world's attention when she used some of them as back up dancers and singers for her music videos. But just what are the Harajuku... keep reading →

The Nekomatta

Japanese Mythology Researcher

by RipVanWinkle

Books of Interest Tales of Fantasy and Fact by Brander Matthews Books for Libraries Press Freeport, New York, 1969. ISBN: 8369-3160-2 (Out of Print) Japanese Ghosts and... keep reading →

Romp Through Ikebukuro, Tokyo

I experienced a wide variety of prototypical "Japanese" things today that I decided to document, such as a giant kitten dancing to happy parapara music at THE most random... keep reading →

Japanese Onsen from a Gaijin's Perspective

by Warriorwannab

OK, I've only ever been in an onsen, or hot springs, once, and that was with my host family in a hotel (I think). The whole vacation wasn't really explained to me, at all. ... keep reading →

Not recommended for actual business meeting in Japan!

Etiquette Guide on Business Meetings with Japanese Companies

by Richard Ring

In Japan there are six parts to a business meeting: the pre-meeting preparation, the opening ceremonies of a meeting, the discussion itself, the conclusion, the departure and... keep reading →

"tori" (shrine gates) at Inari Jinja, Kyoto Japan.

5 Tips for Interacting with Japanese Friends and Colleagues

Rumors and stereotypes abound about the island nation of Japan. To cut through all the misinformation out there, here are a 5 tips for that initial social contact I have... keep reading →

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Richard Ring

Hello! My name is Richard and I have been living in Japan for over 3 years now. The city has been kind to me and... more →

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bugsy81

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Hi. I'm Jason. I'm from Kansas City, Kansas. I'm married with two kids in Japan. My wife is Japanese and I've... more →

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Once A Day

Once A Day is a true-blue, web-footed Oregonian whom God has called to teach at a Kindergarten in Japan for the... more →

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