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Ginza is a shrine to conspicuous consumption. But the high-end shopping district’s newest luxury hotel — offering “onsen” baths in every room — excels through a different commodity: privacy. ebx.sh/hb7qao

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In Japan, good fortune sometimes comes wrapped in fried tofu. Elizabeth Andoh shares how to make "age-fukubukuro," a humble, heartwarming dish inspired by the New Year’s lucky bag tradition. ebx.sh/NT5eLx

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After 36 years, one of Japan’s essential grammar guides is getting an update — including modern usage, example sentences and a rethink of "da/desu." ebx.sh/qhZFhc

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“I carry bear spray and three bear bells,” says a Japanese geologist who makes frequent research trips to northern Japan. “When walking through bushy places, I have my bear spray out from the holster.” ebx.sh/gOG7Jk

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What do an early-19th century travelogue and a simple message of acknowledgement have in common? They make up one "neo-dajare" — a category of dad jokes and wordplay increasingly popular with Gen Z in Japan. ebx.sh/htm0OG

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After 36 years, one of Japan’s essential grammar guides is getting an update — including modern usage, example sentences and a rethink of "da/desu." ebx.sh/JyOHs1

Japan Times: Life (@japantimes_life) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“I carry bear spray and three bear bells,” says a Japanese geologist who makes frequent research trips to northern Japan. “When walking through bushy places, I have my bear spray out from the holster.” ebx.sh/Oe0C6j

Japan Times: Life (@japantimes_life) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What do an early-19th century travelogue and a simple message of acknowledgement have in common? They make up one "neo-dajare" — a category of dad jokes and wordplay increasingly popular with Gen Z in Japan. ebx.sh/z0XHgb

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The slurp heard round the world — Juzo Itami’s cult classic “Tampopo” has inspired Japanese restaurants on five continents. ebx.sh/2zugz3

Japan Times: Life (@japantimes_life) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Tokyo’s best ramen isn’t always downtown. From Hachioji to Okutama, these bowls reward anyone willing to venture a little farther out. ebx.sh/dQu4Dg

Japan Times: Life (@japantimes_life) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The slurp heard round the world — Juzo Itami’s cult classic “Tampopo” has inspired Japanese restaurants on five continents. ebx.sh/gwkNtR

Japan Times: Life (@japantimes_life) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Tokyo’s best ramen isn’t always downtown. From Hachioji to Okutama, these bowls reward anyone willing to venture a little farther out. ebx.sh/Wl1DTA

Japan Times: Life (@japantimes_life) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Aside from the potty talk, a survey on bathroom habits can help us learn how to describe emerging trends in Japanese. ebx.sh/iH3e6M

Japan Times: Life (@japantimes_life) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Aside from the potty talk, a survey on bathroom habits can help us learn how to describe emerging trends in Japanese. ebx.sh/THl4Q6

Japan Times: Life (@japantimes_life) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Care to try some sheep brains? How about a serving of kidneys or hearts? Farm Restaurant Cuore in Hokkaido believes every part of the animal offers a range of gourmet possibilities. ebx.sh/t1l77f

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Japan’s dragons aren’t like the fire-breathing beasts of European folklore. Instead, temples and natural sites far to the south of Kyoto show the “reality” of these mythological deities. ebx.sh/VaEpt9

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What does it take for pet-loving Japan to bid farewell to a deceased animal? Increasingly, everything humans would do for another person. ebx.sh/dTmNnx

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Care to try some sheep brains? How about a serving of kidneys or hearts? Farm Restaurant Cuore in Hokkaido believes every part of the animal offers a range of gourmet possibilities. ebx.sh/a48KwO

Japan Times: Life (@japantimes_life) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Japan’s dragons aren’t like the fire-breathing beasts of European folklore. Instead, temples and natural sites far to the south of Kyoto show the “reality” of these mythological deities. ebx.sh/zgl9zB