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Frozen, Nintendo & Totoro: What the Next Few Years Has in Store for Japanese Theme Parks


Posted on  February 15, 2019

Which one are you looking forward to the most? Japan is about to get even more fun with several new theme parks planned to open over the next four years. Already a playground for kids and kids-at-heart, things are about to get even better with expansions planned for two of the country’s most popular theme parks and an entirely new …

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By Georgie Eileen
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Former Biker Open Shrine Dedicated to Motorcycles in Kagawa


Posted on  January 6, 2019

Become a holy rider. Shinto shrines can be found all over Japan and although most are dedicated to fairly universal things like good health, studies, and finding a romantic partner, others specialize in far more niche things. Take the case of a relatively new shrine located in the town of Miki (Miki-chō) in Kagawa Prefecture which is dedicated to keeping …

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Hankyu Railway’s Kyo-Train Set to Make Passengers Feel like They’re in Kyoto Before They Even Arrive [Photos]


Posted on  December 27, 2018

Travel to Kyoto in style, Kyoto-style. Japan’s famous train system is about to become even more unique, thanks to the introduction of the Kyo-train Garaku, a new train service that will soon start running between Kyoto and Osaka. Forget the dull, sparse interiors of most trains—the interior of the Kyo-train Garaku is styled on Kyoto townhouses and the carriages feature …

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By Georgie Eileen
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What?! Tottori Prefecture Ranked #1 Destination to Visit in 2019?


Posted on  December 22, 2018

Is 2019 Tottori’s time to shine? When most people think of visiting Japan, they probably think of neon-lit, bustling cities like Tokyo and Osaka, or the old capital city of Kyoto. However, it was Japan’s most rural area—Tottori Prefecture—that was named the number one Japan place to visit in Japan  in 2019 by GajinPot Travel. GajinPot Travel is a popular …

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Tokyo Skytree Begins Offering Tours Of Open Air Observatory [Video]


Posted on  October 27, 2018

A whole new way to enjoy Tokyo Skytree. On October 23, a little over six years after opening its doors, the 634 meter tall Tokyo Skytree began letting the general public onto a previously restricted open air observatory. Dubbed the Skytree Terrace, this observation deck is located 155 meters above ground. Formerly a maintenance area only used by employees, the …

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Taito Opens Space Invaders Pop Up Store In Osaka To Celebrate Game’s 40th Anniversary


Posted on  August 8, 2018

Please do not shoot at any sideways walking employees. Along with Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, and a handful of others, Space Invaders is easily one of the most well known and beloved games of the early days of arcades. This year marked the 40th year since those little crab-like aliens began trying to take over earth and in order to celebrate …

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A Look At The Anmitsu Hime Revue: A Must-See “Drag Show” In Fukuoka [Video]


Posted on  June 18, 2018

Hands down, one of the best things to do during your stay in Fukuoka. On the second floor of a building located on Oyafukō Street in the Tenjin area of Fukuoka is a little theater called Anmitsu Hime (hime means “princess” and anmitsu is a type of Japanese sweet). Featuring stunning costumes, extravagant song and dance numbers, and plenty of comedy, the nightly …

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Tokyo DisneySea Announces Huge Expansion, Includes New Areas Based On Frozen, Tangled, And Peter Pan [Concept Art]


Posted on  June 15, 2018

Another excuse to visit Tokyo Disney. Fans of Tokyo Disney have one more reason to be happy because it has been announced that DisneySea is about to get a whole lot more magical thanks to a massive 250 billion yen (~$2.26 billion USD) expansion. Red circle indicates expansion area. Green is Disneyland and blue is current DineySea. Set to be …

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New Website Answers Question: “What Onsen Can I Go To If I Have Tattoos?”


Posted on  June 10, 2018

Your one-stop shop for “tattoo friendly” bathing in Japan. As fun and great as visiting Japan can be, it can also be a bit frustrating for anyone with a tattoo. Although attitudes have somewhat loosened up, many in Japan still very much disapprove of tattoos due to their association with organized crime. As a result, it is not at all …

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Over 1,500 Pikachu Set To Invade Yokohama For Yearly Outbreak This August


Posted on  April 23, 2018

Brace yourselves. The Pikachu are coming. This August Yokohama will once again be overrun by legions of everyone’s favorite yellow electric mouse Pokemon, Pikachu, when the city plays host to the 2018 Pikachu Outbreak! event (Pikachu Tairyō Hassei). Set to take place between August 10-16 in the Minato Mirai harbor district of Yokohama, Pikachu Outbreak! is a yearly event started …

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Tokyo Town Hopes To Attract Tourists Through New 40 Foot Tall Buddha Statue


Posted on  March 5, 2018

The big Buddha club just got a new member. Located a 90-minute car ride to the west of central Tokyo is Hinode-machi, a rural town of 17,000 which unless you’re an avid hiker or love fall foliage, you’ve probably never heard of. However, Hokōji, a Buddhist Temple in this small town is hoping to change that via their new gigantic …

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New Kabuki Stagehand Taxi Service Promises Passengers Super Silent Rides (Video)


Posted on  March 4, 2018

It’s like the car is driving itself! Getting stuck in a taxi with an overly chatty driver when all you want to do is relax for a few minutes can be a pretty painful experience. However, the Yokohama-based taxi company Sanwa Kotsu has come up with a new and very unique way to put an end to this pesky problem. …

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