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Kyōgen is a traditional form of Japanese comic theatre, often performed between Noh plays. It is lighthearted and rooted in everyday life. While Kyōgen sometimes incorporates masks like Noh, they are typically used to portray animals or comical characters.

Kyōgen is a traditional form of Japanese comic theatre, often performed between Noh plays. It is lighthearted and rooted in everyday life. While Kyōgen sometimes incorporates masks like Noh, they are typically used to portray animals or comical characters.
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Penguin Highway is a 2018 anime by Studio Colorido based on Tomihiko Morimi's novel. The story follows fourth-grader Aoyama investigating mysterious penguins appearing in his suburban town. Directed by Hiroyasu Ishida, the film blends childhood wonder with scientific curiosity.

Penguin Highway is a 2018 anime by Studio Colorido based on Tomihiko Morimi's novel. The story follows fourth-grader Aoyama investigating mysterious penguins appearing in his suburban town. Directed by Hiroyasu Ishida, the film blends childhood wonder with scientific curiosity.
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In case you ever need a stylish clock on the go for a good price, consider Bandai's Gashapon watches. 300-500 yen per capsule with working digital displays. They are for sure pulling everyone's attention when you rock them at your next business meeting.

In case you ever need a stylish clock on the go for a good price, consider Bandai's Gashapon watches. 300-500 yen per capsule with working digital displays. They are for sure pulling everyone's attention when you rock them at your next business meeting.
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花林糖 (karintō) is a traditional Japanese deep-fried snack made from flour, yeast, and brown sugar. These bite-sized cylinders have a distinctive golden-brown, bumpy texture from the sugar coating. Often sold as regional specialties, they're a popular souvenir item.

花林糖 (karintō) is a traditional Japanese deep-fried snack made from flour, yeast, and brown sugar. These bite-sized cylinders have a distinctive golden-brown, bumpy texture from the sugar coating. Often sold as regional specialties, they're a popular souvenir item.
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Oiso was a coastal post town known for its pine groves and tea houses overlooking Sagami Bay. The town served as a popular rest stop where weary travelers could enjoy fresh seafood and ocean breezes. It provided essential lodging and refreshments. #東海道五十三次

Oiso was a coastal post town known for its pine groves and tea houses overlooking Sagami Bay. The town served as a popular rest stop where weary travelers could enjoy fresh seafood and ocean breezes. It provided essential lodging and refreshments. #東海道五十三次
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35 National Parks – 35 Onigiri!🍙 The "National Parks Delicious" Project showcases regional ingredients from each park, creating 35 unique onigiri that tell the story of each region through local flavours. hey-japan.com/post/national-…

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Kofu, the capital of Yamanashi, sits in a basin surrounded by the Japanese Alps with Mount Fuji visible on clear days. The city serves as a gateway to wine country and mountain hiking, while maintaining its historical significance as a former castle town under the Takeda clan.

Kofu, the capital of Yamanashi, sits in a basin surrounded by the Japanese Alps with Mount Fuji visible on clear days. The city serves as a gateway to wine country and mountain hiking, while maintaining its historical significance as a former castle town under the Takeda clan.
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"Konna Ko Iru Ka Na" was a groundbreaking children's anime segment on NHK's "Okaasan To Issho" (1986-1991). It featured 12 characters with distinct flaws who grew through challenges. Revolutionary for showing imperfect characters kids could relate to. youtube.com/watch?v=qZSXAG…

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Some of our favorite spots from wplace Japan. Dunsparce taking over Okinawa was unexpectedly hilarious. Ryoma getting the GOAT treatment in Kochi was perfect. The Kamen Rider collection in Kawasaki was impressive. And yes, we definitely snuck our own mascots in there too.

Some of our favorite spots from wplace Japan. Dunsparce taking over Okinawa was unexpectedly hilarious. Ryoma getting the GOAT treatment in Kochi was perfect. The Kamen Rider collection in Kawasaki was impressive. And yes, we definitely snuck our own mascots in there too.
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CASETiFY announces first collaboration with Crayon Shin-chan launching August 20, 2025. Collection features customizable phone cases, tech accessories with characters like Shiro, Waniyama-san, and Buriburizaemon in vibrant green and pink designs.

CASETiFY announces first collaboration with Crayon Shin-chan launching August 20, 2025. Collection features customizable phone cases, tech accessories with characters like Shiro, Waniyama-san, and Buriburizaemon in vibrant green and pink designs.
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Tsukemen is a Japanese ramen variant where thick noodles are served separately from concentrated broth. Diners dip cold or warm noodles into the rich soup before eating. The broth is typically stronger than regular ramen since it's meant for dipping rather than sipping directly.

Tsukemen is a Japanese ramen variant where thick noodles are served separately from concentrated broth. Diners dip cold or warm noodles into the rich soup before eating. The broth is typically stronger than regular ramen since it's meant for dipping rather than sipping directly.
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Tsuba makers often incorporated practical wisdom into their art. Some featured fire safety warnings, depicted Bodhidharma smoking or seasonal imagery. The craft required mastering multiple metalworking techniques including carving, inlay, and patination on iron, bronze and steel.

Tsuba makers often incorporated practical wisdom into their art. Some featured fire safety warnings, depicted Bodhidharma smoking or seasonal imagery. The craft required mastering multiple metalworking techniques including carving, inlay, and patination on iron, bronze and steel.
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One of the most exciting events of the year is just around the corner - the International Tokyo Toy Show! Business Days (industry professionals only): August 28 - 29 Public Days (open to everyone): August 30 - 31 Admission tickets are required! hey-japan.com/event/the-inte…

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A fun discovery: did you know there’s Tamagotchi Paradise, where you nurture an entire planet of Tamagotchi characters? Some of us just finished watching the Thronglets episode from the latest season of 'Black Mirror'… just saying 😏 youtube.com/watch?v=M-gZZC…

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Yakimanju is a traditional snack associated with Gunma Prefecture. Despite the name "manju", which refers to steamed buns filled with sweet bean paste, yakimanju is unique - fluffy, fermented wheat buns are skewered, coated in a rich, sweet miso sauce, and grilled over charcoal.

Yakimanju is a traditional snack associated with Gunma Prefecture. Despite the name "manju", which refers to steamed buns filled with sweet bean paste, yakimanju is unique - fluffy, fermented wheat buns are skewered, coated in a rich, sweet miso sauce, and grilled over charcoal.