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Showing posts with label Only In Japan*Go. Show all posts

Friday, August 14, 2020

Hottest Day in Tokyo | August Heatwave in Japan



The hottest day ever in Japan was 2018 in Kumagaya, Saitama! 41.4℃ or 106.5℉ Combined with the 70% humidity, it’s awful outside.

Saturday, February 8, 2020

Japanese Rare Toy Museum & Retro Collection | Noboribetsu, Hokkaido


Let’s look at my good friend’s toy museum from Ultraman and the original transformers! Pokémon and Licca-chan!

Thursday, May 30, 2019

Saturday, April 20, 2019

Famous Japanese Cocktail Bar in Tokyo w/ Matcha & Sake



We are at one of Tokyo’s premiere cocktail bars in Nishiazabu / Roppongi called Bar Amber. We’re here for the Tokyo Cocktail 7 Days event happening annually in April.

Where is this? Bar Amber

Join the event!

Tuesday, January 29, 2019

Narita Airport to Tokyo: Arrival to Train in Real Time

I always take KEISEI because it’s cheaper and it connects with the TOEI SHINJUKU Subway Line at Motoyawata, 56 minutes away / ¥780 (super cheap!)

Narita Airport, near Tokyo, is expected to extend its operating hours until midnight, starting in October.
The transport ministry and the airport's operator had asked nine neighboring municipalities to allow the extension for one of the two runways until 12 midnight, one hour longer than now.
The extension is aimed at receiving more visitors ahead of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games.
But two of the municipalities were opposed to the plan, saying it is difficult to win the support of residents who would suffer from the noise.

Thursday, January 24, 2019

Japanese Train Stations | Eki-Mae Shopping and Dining Paradise!



Japanese Train Stations (especially Japan Rail - JR) are important to towns esp outside the city centers. The “eki-mae” 駅前 in Japanese or “station front” is where many essential businesses are located. Today, we’ll explore a train station in Chiba and what you’ll find in front of it. If you’re moving to Japan and living outside Tokyo, Osaka and urban centers, train stations will be your best friend! Where is this? MOTO-YAWATA STATION

Saturday, December 1, 2018

Japanese Buddhist Cuisine | Shojin Ryori Experience


Shojin Ryori or Japanese Buddhist Cusine is gaining popularity and I try out a meal at Ryozenji in Oita City.

Thursday, November 15, 2018

Tokyo’s Public Trash Can Problem | Garbage in Japan



Where are all the trash cans in Japan? I mean ... what do I do with my rubbish? Trash cans in Public started to disappear in 1995 after the Sarin Gas attack on the Hibiya Line. It was a public safety problem, but for some reason, the city was actually cleaner because people took their trash home to separate!

Saturday, November 10, 2018

Tokyo has Philadelphia’s Liberty Bell, a Unique Sight


1776, freedom! The Revolutionary War! ... but wait, this isn’t America. It’s such a strange sight, wandering around Tokyo, Japan and seeing — the Liberty Bell from Philadelphia. At first, I wondered if it was the same one! They’re exactly alike! There’s a story behind Tokyo’s Liberty Bell 🔔 and yes, it comes from the USA. Where is this? Liberty Bell 〒100-0012 Tōkyō-to, Chiyoda-ku, Hibiyakōen, 1, 日比谷公園

Sunday, October 7, 2018

Tsukiji Fish Market’s Moving Day | October 2018


Tsukiji Fish Market is on the move from its home near Ginza on the Sumida River to Toyosu. I thought I’d walk around the market and see what’s up the day after it officially closed.

Monday, October 1, 2018

Akihabara Street View Adventure | Maid Cafes, Game Arcades, Electronics

Welcome to Akihabara - From the JR station to the maid cafe alley & Super Potato retro game store to Gachapon kaikan, we’ll scramble the neighborhood and you’ll be ready to navigate the area like a pro when you visit! WHERE IS AKIHABARA? Chiyoda, Tokyo

Sunday, August 12, 2018

Randy Santel in Japan | Competitive Eating Challenge in Tokyo

Randy Santel is a professional competitive eater from the USA who’s visiting Japan — to eat! He finished the jumbo monster Gyoza challenge in 13 minutes!! (I failed.) let’s hear what he has to say about Japan’s competitive eating attractions and what his appetizers are!

Sunday, June 10, 2018

Tokyo Summer Festival w/ a lot of Police | 鳥越祭り

So — it’s raining but yeah, the festival must go on! Despite a typhoon warning, Torigoe Festival still had a good turn out. Police outnumbered the crowd though. Why? In the past, groups have gotten into fights to carry Tokyo’s heaviest portable shrine made of gold. The Police seemed to have their own kind of festival

Where? Torigoe Shrine 〒111-0054 Tōkyō-to, Taitō-ku, Torigoe, 2 Chome−2−4-1 03-3851-6033

Sunday, December 31, 2017

New Year 2018 in Tokyo at a Shinto Shrine


HAPPY NEW YEAR! At my local Shinto shrine. In Japan, New Year celebrations are very peaceful and there are only countdown parties at dance clubs and hotels in the city centers

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