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CATS musical opens in Yokohama Japan

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The world renowned musical CATS opened in Yokohama, Japan on November 11th, 26 years after it first premiered in the country by the Shiki Theatre...
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November 11th is Origami Day

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November 11th is known commonly as Veterans' Day, Remembrance Day, or Armistice Day around the world, but it has also been designated as Origami...
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Beaujolais Nouveau wine in Japan 2009

At around 8:30 am on November 3rd, members of the press stood while eagerly awaiting the arrival of a Lufthansa flight from Germany at Narita...
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Japan's Geopark ecotourism

Ecotourists will rejoice at options around Japan to visit one of the country’s geologically unique Geoparks. With eight national and three...
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Halloween safety in Japan

Halloween is almost here in Japan and that means its time for all the foreigners to start running around the cities in scary costumes and strange...
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Halloween in Japan

Question: Do they celebrate Halloween in Japan? Answer: No, not yet. Is “not yet” a strange answer? Well, to be more specific,...
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Digital Content Expo 2009 in Tokyo

Japan is famous both as a land steeped in cultural tradition and as a land filled with futuristic technology. The Digital Content Expo 2009 in Tokyo...
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Gigantor Tetsujin 28 Kobe monument complete

Kobe has a new metal monument in commemoration of the devastating 1995 Great Hanshin earthquake, a 59-foot (18-meter) tall statue of Gigantor –...
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The rabbit on the Japanese moon

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When you look at the moon, what do you see? A face? Cheese? For the Japanese, a rabbit has been the traditional answer to that question. To be more...
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Tsukimi - Moon watching in Japan

In the old Japanese lunar calendar, the fifteenth night of the eighth month of the year was known as chushu, or the middle of autumn. On chushu, the...
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