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Itsukushima Shrine - Hiroshima
Stone Buddhist image - Anywhere
God of Cereals - Anywhere
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Japanese Rainy Season
Japanese Rainy Season

Japanese Rainy Season

It is the rainy season in Japan right now. Called Tsuyu in Japanese, the season typically lasts 6 weeks. The idea of endless cloudy skies and lots of rain sounds daunting, but every year when we are in the middle…

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Kelly Lifestyle
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Shibuya
Shibuya

Shibuya

When people hear Shibuya, most mainly think of the following 2 things: Hachiko and the scramble intersection. Shibuya is a district of Tokyo that is full of energy where young people like to gather but not only that, there are…

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Elodie Kanto, Tourism
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Asakusa
Asakusa

Asakusa

Asakusa is a popular area of Tokyo. You can enjoy the traditional Japanese atmosphere of the temple but also view Sky Tree or take a pleasant walk along the Sumida River. Let’s start our visit by taking a “time leap”…

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Elodie Tourism
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Okinawa, Naha
Okinawa, Naha

Okinawa, Naha

There is more to Japan than the big cities such as Tokyo or Osaka. There are also a lot of attractive places near and far, and Okinawa is one of them. In Okinawa you get to experience “another Japan” from…

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Elodie Okinawa, Tourism
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KIMONO
KIMONO

KIMONO

When you think about Japan, one of the first images that comes to mind is a kimono. The main image of kimonos is the one that girls wear for different occasions, but did you know that there are men’s kimonos…

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Elodie Culture,Art
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Tea Ceremony (Sado)
Tea Ceremony (Sado)

Tea Ceremony (Sado)

Japanese tea is famous all over the world. Even the word “macha” – a type of Japanese tea, has become known in various languages. Instead of talking about the different types of tea in Japan, I would like to give…

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Elodie Culture,Art
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