Bridging Japanese Content and International Curiosity
Trash is one of the most uncontrollable elements of our modernized world. Not just trash on the street or in our homes, but trash where we can’t see it, in the ocean, under the ground, incinerated and sent into the Continue Reading
Shipping Individual Items in Japan After arriving in Japan, many are, more often than not, very surprised and impressed with the efficiency and speed of Japan’s postal and delivery services. In addition to Japan Postal Service, there are multiple Continue Reading
Enospa has many attractions to keep you entertained and satisfied for an entire day’s visit. Aside from the bountiful meal options, they also offer cafes for any mood you might be in. The Brand New Kitchen “The Brand New Kitchen” 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
If you keep up with Japanese society and economics even a bit, you will know something of Japan’s uncertain future. The outright biggest problem is the simultaneously aging and decreasing population. In Japanese, it is referred to as 少子高齢化 shoushi (less Continue Reading
For those of us from America, we have all heard the stereotype that Asians are poor drivers. This indicates a tendency on the part of Americans to lump all things of the Orient together in one vague stratification. The fact Continue Reading
Certain things in the world exist cross-culturally, yet have different significance and application within those cultures. For example, one animal that is a mere household pet or livestock may be considered god-like, or mystical in another country…. Or for Continue Reading