Spring in Japan is synonymous with cherry blossoms, or sakura, transforming the country into a whimsical and dreamy landscape of pale pink and white petals. If you’re lucky enough to visit during March and April, which is cherry blossom season in Japan, you’ll not only get to see the …
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15 Genius Japanese Drugstore Products Under $20 to Make Life Easier
Want to level up your life? Try these 15 ingenious and affordable Japanese drugstore products. There’s a reason Japan is known for innovation. These 15 Japanese products solve problems that you didn’t even know you had—and the best part is, you can find them for under $30 at almost any drugstore …
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Hakone: Comprehensive Guide to Hot Springs, Museums, Photo Spots, and More
Hidden away in the mountains neighboring Tokyo, Hakone is a quintessential getaway spot for anyone seeking a slice of Japan’s natural beauty and relaxing hot springs (onsen). Just an hour and a half from Tokyo by train, Hakone offers a perfect blend of relaxing experiences and exciting …
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8 Japanese Makeup Items You NEED in 2025
Tired of Innisfree and Missha? Dive into the new age of J-beauty with the best Japanese makeup products of today! Whether you're looking for long-lasting wear, natural-looking results, or a bold dash of color, Japanese beauty products have it all. If you’re still only looking at Korean …
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11 Hottest Japanese Skincare Items for 2025
Not just Hada Labo, DHC, or SK-II— check out the best 11 Japanese toners, moisturizers and cleaners and serums to prepare to glow from within in 2025! If you've ever stepped foot in Japan and envied the dewy, youthful skin of Japanese beauties on the street, today you may learn their secret; …
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Shrines & Temples: Etiquette and How to Pray in Japan
In Japan, visiting Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines is one of the most interesting and culturally rich activities you can do. Because of this, these places of worship are extremely popular with foreign tourists. But do you know the difference between a shrine and a temple? Do you know how to …
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