Learn More About the Wonders of Hokkaido
Hokkaido, which means “Northern Sea Circuit,” is Japan’s second largest island and the northernmost of all the 47 prefectures. The island of Hokkaido is separated from Honshu by the…
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Kyaraben: Cute and Delicious Character Bento Boxes
Bentos (Japanese boxed lunch) are popular among Japanese for a fast and easy way to grab a meal. They are single portion meals that can…
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The Great Kantō Earthquake
The Great Kantō earthquake was one of the worst natural disasters in Japanese history. It caused widespread damage in Tokyo, Yokohama, the surrounding prefectures of…
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Traditional Japanese Tatami Mats
Tatami (畳) is a type of flooring used for traditional Japanese rooms. Tatami, or mats, were originally made using rice straw to form the core. More modern versions…
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With KCP International, immerse yourself in the heart of Tokyo with a wide variety of courses, flexible schedules and convenient packages you keep your experience easy!
The Sumida River and Fireworks Festival
The iconic Sumida River (隅田川 ) is a beacon of Tokyo, Japan. The Sumida River stems from the Arakawa River and flows into Tokyo Bay, passing through several wards…
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The Last True Samurai’s Final Stand
Saigō Takamori is best remembered as the “Last True Samurai.” He led a life according to the strict samurai code, bushido, and played a key role in…
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The Delicious World of Japanese Noodles
The world’s oldest noodles, found at the Lajia archeological site along the Yellow River in China, were believed to be about 4,000 years old. The noodles…
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Using a Cell Phone in Japan
Cellular phones are considered a must-have when traveling to any part of the world. They keep us connected to friends, loved ones, and colleagues. It is…
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