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Ginza underground
Ginza underground

Ginza underground

I hope everyone is staying safe at home! Currently around Tokyo, we are still banned to stay inside and at home, by the state of emergency. So this is a throwback, when we did not have the banning to go…

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Sathi Culture,Art, Kanto, Lifestyle, Tourism
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Stylish magnet kitchen items
Stylish magnet kitchen items

Stylish magnet kitchen items

In Japan, if you’re living in a rental apartment, most of the landlords will not allow residents to renovate the interior, especially those that will punch a hole on the wall, or hurt the original wallpaper. These rules are well…

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Setsubun
Setsubun

Setsubun

Have you ever heard of Setsubun before? It’s an old Japanese holiday that is celebrated between February 2-4 (this year it’s Feb 2!). The date was traditionally the day before the first day of spring, but that is on the…

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Kelly Culture,Art, Kanto, Kansai, Lifestyle
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Personal products in Japan vs US
Personal products in Japan vs US

Personal products in Japan vs US

Have you ever thought about how the personal products are different around the world? I think if you’ve ever lived abroad you have! But if not, I’m not sure it is something that would ever cross your mind. The products…

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Getting a pet in Japan
Getting a pet in Japan

Getting a pet in Japan

We got a puppy this year! I think a lot of people around the world got a “quarantine pet”. Because of the pandemic and staying home more, many people thought it was a good time to bring an animal into…

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Kelly Culture,Art, Lifestyle
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Japanese Pottery – 1
Japanese Pottery – 1

Japanese Pottery – 1

How are you starting your New Years? Me? I randomly walked in a shop the other day, and found a nice pottery collection! I love this shop! Not only does it have classic pottery, but Japanese unique designed plates! Here…

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New Years Decoration
New Years Decoration

New Years Decoration

Did you all have a relaxing Holiday?! Hope you did! In Japan, for the winter holiday, New Years is more commonly celebrated than Christmas. We send New Year’s cards instead of Christmas cards, and have decorations for New years. There…

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Coming of Age Day
Coming of Age Day

Coming of Age Day

Japan just celebrated the Coming of Age Day. This year the holiday was on January 11th. On this day all of the young adults who are 20 years old (or will turn 20 years old this year) are celebrated as…

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