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Tips to Visiting Japan on the Budget | Wasabi - Japanese Culture Media

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Updated: January 08, 2017. Tips to Visiting Japan on the Budget. If you haven't visited Japan yet, I can bet it's on your bucket list. On the other hand, if you have, you know how expensive it can be. As always, simple lifehacks can decrease your travelling costs significantly. Feel free to follow wasabi! Solo rider or a social traveler? More about Japan and group travel discounts here. More info about bus ticket prices here. Eating cheap and healthy in Japan is real thing. In Japan, "fast food" isn't ab...

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The Festival Of Seven Herbs On January 7th | Wasabi - Japanese Culture Media

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Updated: January 04, 2017. The Festival Of Seven Herbs On January 7th. The festival of seven herbs is a traditional Japanese custom to eat rice porridge with seven different herbs called Nanakusa Gayu (Seven-Herb Rice Soup). Feel free to follow wasabi! Nanakusa Gayu (Seven-herb rice soup ). When do they eat? People eat the rice soup on 7th of January in the morning or the night before. The tradition is considered as a wish for health and longevity. You can get them at the grocery store. 5 Awesome Nomihod...

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mrfuji's Posts | Wasabi - Japanese Culture Media

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I like writing about traveling around Japan and other things. Chawanmushi: Japanese Steamed Egg Custard. Have you heard of Chawanmushi? Maybe you've eaten with sushi dish. Looks like pudding but it's not sweet. Let us introduce this Japanese steamed egg custard. Bosai: Japanese Ways To Prevent Disasters. Do you know the word "Bosai"? Temaki, The Japanese Taco (But Better). Shabu-Shabu, Have Fun While You Dine! Oden The Perfect Winter Food. Ochazuke, Simple But Not So Plain. Kushikatsu is deep-fried meat ...

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The First Word You Should Learn In Japanese | Wasabi - Japanese Culture Media

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Updated: December 26, 2016. The First Word You Should Learn In Japanese. There is an useful word in Japanese that you should learn. This word has multiple meanings and can be used in many situations. The word is, SUMIMASEN . Feel free to follow wasabi! Simple and multiple word. If you go to any foreign country, usually you try to learn some of words that you can use while you are in that country. Hello, thank you excuse me, and sorry, etc.). Feel free to follow wasabi! 5 Finance Jobs In Bangkok, Thailand.

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TSUNAGU: New Product Line Of Luxury Pocketbook Type iPhone Cases. Phonet, a company which operates businesses in various fields as it is operating cell phone sales offices in Kofu City, Yamanashi, has started to sell TSUNAGU , a special product line of luxury pocketbook type iPhone cases. Make Your Original iMessage Sticker From Your Hand-Drawn Illustration. Sushi-interpreting Service Sushiuniversity Was Launched For Tourists In Japan! Japan Tour Guide Helps Match You With A Guide On Your Trip To Japan!

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Kadomatsu: 3 Trees Call Good Luck In Your Home | Wasabi - Japanese Culture Media

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Updated: December 25, 2016. Kadomatsu: 3 Trees Call Good Luck In Your Home. During the New Years holidays in Japan, there are three trees that you will see everywhere in Japan: take (bamboo), matsu (pine) and ume (Japanese plum). Feel free to follow wasabi! Kadomatsu calls good luck. To welcome the New Year in Japan, these three trees are specially arranged into a kadomatsu ( a gate made from pine ) then placed outside of the entrances of houses and businesses for good luck. Chinese and Japanese culture.

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Ochatomo Series from “Kuroko no Basuke” | Wasabi - Japanese Culture Media

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Updated: January 06, 2016. Ochatomo Series from Kuroko no Basuke. Ochatomo figures are designed to (with cuteness) keep you company on your cup! The second series of Kuroko no Basuke Ochatomo features your favorite basketball players in their school uniforms. These players can now hang off your cup, taking a break from their school work. Each character also comes with a coaster that compliments their character image! Feel free to follow wasabi! Http:/ www.megahobby.jp/. So let’s take a look at the cuties!

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4 comics to having awesome dates with Japanese woman | Wasabi - Japanese Culture Media

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Updated: August 24, 2016. 4 comics to having awesome dates with Japanese woman. Do You like Japanese girl? Here's the deal. Japanese woman love Japanese comics. Here are 4 comics that you should check before dating a Japanese woman. It’s gonna be more fun! Feel free to follow wasabi! Http:/ www.comicvine.com/. ONE PIECE is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Eiichiro Oda. Https:/ kahoyuzuki.wordpress.com/. Https:/ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slam Dunk (manga). The success of Slam Dunk is cited a...

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Japanese Culture | Wasabi - Japanese Culture Media

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Topics about traditional Japanese culture. Posts about Japanese Culture 39. Satsuma Kiriko: Delicate Yet Beautiful Traditional Cut Glass. Have you ever heard of the Satsuma kiriko? It is a delicate yet beautiful cut glass which is traditional and historical. Here is what it looks like and what it is about. 6 Popular Insects Among Japanese Children. Did you know that Japan has culture of liking insects? Japanese Traditional Extreme Toy, Kendama. Don't Blow Your Nose With A Handkerchief In Japan. Uniquenes...

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Can Use Them Right? Chopstick Etiquette | Wasabi - Japanese Culture Media

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Updated: December 27, 2016. Can Use Them Right? It is always difficult to learn local manners - can you use chopsticks correctly? Feel free to follow wasabi! How to Use Chopsticks Right. 1 Pick up the first chopstick and place it between your middle finger and the base of your thumb. 2 Grip the second chopstick with your index finger and thumb. 3 Open and close the chopsticks. 4 Make it sure that the broad ends of the chopsticks do not make an X . Don't make them stand up. Feel free to follow wasabi!