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Category: LEARNJAPAN

LEARNJAPAN POP CULTURE

I went to one of the biggest BOOKOFF locations in America!

japanup_akane 04/04/2023

I recently went to the BOOKOFF AnimeLab in Little Tokyo which specializes in all things Anime. I love going to as many BOOKOFF’s as I can because each one has hidden treasures and one of the biggest BOOKOFF’s just opened up in Garden Grove, Orange County.

View More I went to one of the biggest BOOKOFF locations in America!
LEARNJAPAN TRADITIONAL CULTURE

If You Like Nikuman Buns, You’ll Love Nagano’s Oyaki

japanup_akane 03/27/2023

Whenever I arrive in Japan, for my first meal do I go to a fancy sushi joint? A Michelin 3-star restaurant? An izakaya? Nope.

View More If You Like Nikuman Buns, You’ll Love Nagano’s Oyaki
LEARNJAPAN POP CULTURE

Where can you see Cherry Blossoms in Southern California?

japanup_akane 03/20/2023

Spring is almost here! It’s my favorite season because of the Cherry Blossom aka Sakura. The annual Cherry Blossom season in Japan is very special.

View More Where can you see Cherry Blossoms in Southern California?
Sanzoku-yaki, Nagano's giant garlic fried chicken
LEARNJAPAN TRADITIONAL CULTURE

The Mountain Pirate Chicken Pun

japanup_akane 03/14/2023

If you’ve ever been to Nagano Prefecture in the Japanese Alps, you’ve probably had a chance to eat one of the local specialties, a type of fried chicken called sanzoku-yaki (山賊焼き) which is usually rendered into English as “Mountain pirate (or bandit) chicken.”

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History LEARNJAPAN

JAPANESE SAMURAI / Hattori Hanzo Masanari

online@ 03/09/2023

Hattori Hanzo Masanari, also known as “Hattori Hanzo” or “Oni no Hanzo,” is a legendary figure in Japanese history. He was a samurai and a ninja.

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LEARNJAPAN POP CULTURE

Fun Ways for Anime Days 

japanup_akane 03/07/2023

I performed two shows with different songs for each set. I have a lot of original music inspired by Anime, Japan, love, and life. I also perform my own renditions of Anime, City Pop, and Video Game songs

View More Fun Ways for Anime Days 
LEARNJAPAN TRADITIONAL CULTURE

The festival of dolls or festival Hina (Hinamatsuri)

japanup_akane 03/07/2023

The origin of this holiday would come from China. During the period Edo, March 3 was considered the day of growth and the happiness of girls.

View More The festival of dolls or festival Hina (Hinamatsuri)
LEARNJAPAN TRADITIONAL CULTURE

25 Tips for a Great Trip to Japan

japanup_akane 02/27/2023

Everything you need to know about traveling in Japan

View More 25 Tips for a Great Trip to Japan
LEARNJAPAN POP CULTURE

Gashapon Bandai Official Shop in Little Tokyo! 

japanup_akane 02/21/2023

check out the new Gashapon shop by Bandai in Little Tokyo! Gashapon (ガシャポン) are coin operated toy vending machines and is a trademark of Bandai.

View More Gashapon Bandai Official Shop in Little Tokyo! 
Fun Facts LEARNJAPAN TRADITIONAL CULTURE

Why are Traffic Lights Blue in Japan?

japanup_akane 02/20/2023

Traffic lights in Japan are red, yellow, and blue. Or are they red, yellow, and green? Well…it depends on what you mean by blue and green.

View More Why are Traffic Lights Blue in Japan?
Wadokei, a clock built for the Japanese time system
LEARNJAPAN TRADITIONAL CULTURE

The Uniqueness of Japanese Time

japanup_akane 02/16/2023

In Japan’s historic timekeeping system, the length of an hour changed daily

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LEARNJAPAN POP CULTURE

How to celebrate Valentine’s Day Anime Style

japanup_akane 02/13/2023

Valentine’s Day is the best opportunity for fans to show their love for all things Anime. I came up with a list of some fun things we can all do to show our passion. 

View More How to celebrate Valentine’s Day Anime Style

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