Yamoto considers himself a rarity for keeping up with origami throughout the years considering it is often seen as a casual hobby for most.
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Yokohama City: The Yokohama Doll Museum
The Yokohama Doll Museum, for instance, is a wonderful sightseeing spot and a timeless place that brings together people of all ages.
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The Curse of Colonel Sanders
The Hanshin Tigers are the baseball team of Osaka, the 2nd largest city in Japan. They play in the Central League at the hallowed grounds of Koshien Stadium.
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【Recipe】Recipe and Japanese Home Cooking
Japanese Home Cooking Recipe with Japanese products!!!
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Kawaii!! Kyaraben – Hungry Dog Bento
Mayumi Johnston is Author of Japanese character bento blog, “Spice Up Your Life With a Taste of Japan”
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Enjoy Traveling in Iseshima!
Iseshima is home to Ise, an area with Ise Jingu Shrine, Kashikojima, which is a base of sightseeing around Oku-Shima, Toba…
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Four Japanese Snacks | MARUKAI Market
They sell bentos, sandwiches, dessert, and sushi in that section of the market.
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Where Can You Drink Matcha in LA?
In response to the popularity, here in LA, there is an authentic matcha cafe called — “Cha Cha Matcha.”
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JAAC Explores Japanese Doll Culture in Traveling Exhibit
he exhibition is open Tuesday through Sunday from 12-4 p.m., with the exception of being closed on Mondays. Admission is also free.
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OCHIKERON Recipe: Chicken Nanban
Learn Japanese dishes recipes with OCHIKERON!
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Why I Switched from Diet Coke to Mugicha
For most of my life, my go-to drink has been Diet Coke. A glass with lunch, a glass with dinner, at least one more during the day.
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【TRIVIA】Recipe and Japanese Home Cooking
The most basic seasonings for traditional Japanese cuisine are Sugar, Salt, Vinegar, Soy Sauce, and Miso. You can remember this with Sa-Shi-Su-Se-So
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