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Would you like toothpastes for souvenirs from your trip to Japan?

For those who are looking for daily use items for souvenirs from your trip to Japan. Are you interested in buying toothpastes?
Japanese sake brewery tour and fresh sake tasting in Kami town in Miyagi Prefecture

The first places that come to mind when you think of delicious Japanese sake are Niigata and Tohoku region.
Traditional Okuaizu craft designated a national traditional handicraft of Japan that has been passed down over many generations

Traditional Okuaizu craft designated a national traditional handicraft of Japan that has been passed down over many generations
The Tale of Orihime told by Karamushi no Sato in Showa Village where traditional culture lives and breathes

If you drive along the mountain road, you will suddenly come to a settlement with a row of brightly-colored roofs. This is Showa Village, and the depth of its natural environment used to stop traffic and as well as the distribution of goods.
Naruko and Basho Matsuo “Oku no Hosomichi”

In the Edo period, the Naruko Hot Spring Resort area was a strategic point for both the Dewa and Ugo highways, and thus thrived as the post station...
Naruko Hot Spring Resort that boasts one of the greatest ranges of hot springs in Japan

Naruko Hot Spring Resort is an area of hot springs upstream of the Eaigawa River that flows through northern Miyagi Prefecture.
Would you like to experience what it is like to wear a Kimono? Here you can easily rent and have fun wearing a Kimono in Kyoto!

In Kyoto, where there are many world-famous temples and shrines, you see many people wearing the traditional dress of Japan, the Kimono.
The new collection of agnès b.’s watches, designed with a ‘travel’-theme, are more affordable in Japan with weak yen!

Among these brands, we would like to give a special mention to a French fashion brand called agnès b., which released new model watches this May.
What is Ohiya?

Also referred to as “otefuki,” or “hand wipes,” these towels are slightly larger than the size of your palm and are used to wipe your hands before a meal.
What Is Onigiri? History, Classic Fillings, How to Make It, and Where to Buy It

Both an everyday staple and something special to Japanese people, onigiri is a traditional food that represents Japanese culinary culture. This article introduces onigiri, its history, and how to make it, along with popular fillings and distinctive regional varieties. Read on to understand the connection between Japanese people and onigiri.
Experience 120% of Senso-ji’s History and Culture: The Complete Senso-ji Travel Guide

Senso-ji is one of Japan’s most iconic tourist attractions. If you are going to visit Senso-ji, you will surely want to experience everything it has to offer. For first-time visitors, this article provides as much detail as possible on everything you need to make the most of Senso-ji, from its major highlights and the shops worth visiting along Nakamise Shopping Street to proper worship etiquette and how to draw an omikuji fortune.
What is Onigiri?

Sometimes also known as “omusubi,” onigiri are triangular rounded balls of rice. Most are wrapped in nori (seaweed) so that they are easier to hold. They are often used as a portable food that you don’t need chopsticks or tableware to eat.
What is Miso Soup?

Miso Soup is an indispensable part of the Japanese dining table. This dish is dashi (Japanese soup stock) in which vegetables, tofu, fish, and whatever other ingredients you may like are simmered.
How to purchase and use the convenient IC card 'Suica' to make getting around by train easy

East Japan Railway Company sells the IC card "Suica," which solves this problem.Simply touch your Suica to the ticket gate machine, and the fare will be deducted from the amount of money you loaded on your Suica in advance.Other than trains, a Suica can also be used instead of cash to ride buses, shop in stores and make purchases from vending machines.
What is Hand-Rolled Sushi?

Hand-rolled sushi is a dish where vinegar-seasoned rice is spread across a hand-sized sheet of nori, topped with fillings such as sashimi and cucumber, and rolled into a cone.

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