Bridging Japanese Content and International Curiosity
Deep Japan is officially live and running. And we are looking forward to participation from a global audience! We are striving to be a very accessible and friendly, yet deep and informative source for gaining that extra bit of handy Continue Reading
The Deep Japan project has come to fruition, and it is time to begin sharing Japan on a deeper level with the world. Tricks and tips, travel ideas, and the real and local way to enjoy Japan is subtle info, Continue Reading
A dynamic and varied team with a common origin “In a multi-tenant building, close the the Recruit headquarters, 8 men and women gathered on an evening in May. The objective was to create a service for visitors to Japan. The Continue Reading
Thanks to all our Gold Senpais! At long last, Jarman International along with Zero-in is bringing the Deep Japan project to fruition. The aim is to create an easily-accessible, reliable, and positive advice site for first-time travelers in Japan, and Continue Reading
As the Deep Japan project develops, we hope to have a large database of “how-to” type advice to make a stay in Japan, long or short-term, just a little bit smoother and more enjoyable. This is a slice of the Continue Reading
In consumer society, we are expected to do some things for ourselves, and other things we expect service people to perform on our behalf. But of course this varies cross-culturally. One simple example is gas stations. Gas stations in Continue Reading
What are the ways one experiences a foreign culture in the short term? And furthermore, to what extent are you really experiencing that culture? Can the degree to which one experiences a culture even be defined? Is one person’s travel Continue Reading
Not your Average Noodle Soup It’s difficult to begin a discussion on Ramen if you don’t conceive of it in the proper way. Ramen tends to be thought of as one specific dish of the Japanese food roster; a standardized Continue Reading
Mt. Fuji Viewing Spots Living in the cities of Japan, it’s sometimes easy to forget that roughly 80% of the entire landscape is mountainous. This is in fact, one of the reasons Tokyo and the surrounding areas are home to Continue Reading
Winter in Japan: Electric blanket? Try an electric table. Japan is known for its richly unique seasons… radiating heat in the summer, bursting with life in the spring, relaxing with a cool and serene autumn, and then, although beautiful Continue Reading