Konbini’s in Japanese Culture
Konbini, or Japanese convenience stores, are essential fixtures on nearly every street corner, serving as a beacon of convenience late at night and early in…
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Konbini, or Japanese convenience stores, are essential fixtures on nearly every street corner, serving as a beacon of convenience late at night and early in…
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Japan’s clothing can be divided into two main categories: traditional clothing, called wafuku (和服), and Western clothing, known as yōfuku (洋服). Wafuku includes iconic garments…
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Bento box meals offer a quick, healthy, and affordable way to enjoy a satisfying meal. The term “bento” originates from Southern Song Dynasty slang meaning…
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Vending machines are a prominent and beloved feature of Japan’s landscape. With over 5.5 million machines installed nationwide, Japan boasts the highest density of vending…
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With KCP International, immerse yourself in the heart of Tokyo with a wide variety of courses, flexible schedules and convenient packages you keep your experience easy!
In Japan, escalator etiquette is key: stand left and walk right in Tokyo, but reverse it in Osaka. Following these regional rules keeps traffic flowing…
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The adoption of interactive kiosks with touch screens panels has surged in retail environments in recent years, with a growing number of businesses integrating this…
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The leading mobile phone providers in Japan are SoftBank (formerly known as Vodafone and J-Phone), NTT Docomo, Rakuten Mobile, and au by KDDI. Additionally, several…
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Navigating Japan’s public transportation system, especially with the language barrier, can seem daunting. But with the right navigation apps, it becomes much easier. Here are…
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