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The Longest History in the World: Imperial House of Japan
There are many countries in the world that have an imperial family Japan's Imperial Family began in 660 B.C. and has lasted for over 2600 years. This number is said to be the longest in the world among the royal families that continue today. -
Japan to Keep Strict Border Restrictions Until End of February
Since the end of November, when a case of Omicron infection was reported in South Africa, the Japanese government has been taking strict measures to prevent the entrance of new foreigners into Japan. -
JFOODO Miso Chatterbox – Ripple
【Miso Chatterbox】 SEE MORE Schedule ▪Taking Applications: January 5 - January 24▪Participants Selected: January 25▪Participants Selected: January 25 - January 30▪Packs Received: January 25 - January 30 About JFOODO Established to promo... -
The Story of Hachikō: The Most Loyal Dog
One of Japan’s most praised pups of all time is the akita inu named Hachikō. This dog proved to be the most loyal dog of all time, and is appreciated for his undying attachment to his owner. To this day, Hachikō is remembered and loved in Japan for his heartbreaking story. -
The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift
The action movie franchise The Fast and the Furious has been a hit success in the United States over the past twenty years. In 2006, "The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift" was released, set in Tokyo, Japan. But many of the audiences criticized the film. -
The Quest to Capture the Mew Oreo
If you’re into pop culture you’ve probably heard about the Oreo x Pokemon collaboration that has been creating quite the buzz for collectors and fans of the popular video game. The mew's popularity is so high among the Pokémon characters that this collaboration is going to be very, very popular! -
Taste of Japan Cooking Party
【Taste of Japan Cooking Party】 Schedule ▪Party Date: January 29 ▪Taking Applications: December 15 - January 4▪Participants Selected: January 5▪Packs Received: January 13 - January 28▪Try And Share Products: January 29 - February 13 Abo... -
Japanese Architecture: Earthquake Proof
Ever wonder how Japan deals with the frequent and violent earthquakes that affect their country more than anywhere else? Structures in Japan, especially in metropolitan areas, are built to be earthquake-proof in order to avoid damages. -
How Sushi Became Popular in the United States
Sushi has been embraced by Americans and disintegrated as a favorite dish. The history of how this Japanese food made its way into American culture is an interesting story. -
D.C. Japanese Cherry Blossom Festival
Every year, the National Cherry Blossom Festival takes place in Washington D.C. in the surrounding Tidal Basin. With over 3,000 beautiful trees to see, the National Cherry Blossom Festival depends on the blooming of these trees that typically occurs in March.