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【Sapporo ver.】Japan Travel Mistakes: Why Many Overseas Travelers Regret Visiting

Most visitors don’t realize how cold and spread out Sapporo really is.Sapporo looks calm, modern, and easy to navigate.M...
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【Mount Fuji ver.】Japan Travel Mistakes: Why Many Overseas Travelers Regret Visiting

Most visitors don’t realize Mount Fuji is not just a sightseeing spot.Mount Fuji is not simply a beautiful mountain.For ...
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【Osaka】Japan Travel Mistakes: Why Many Overseas Travelers Regret Visiting

Most visitors don’t realize how tourism has changed Osaka’s prices and food culture.Osaka is famous for being friendly, ...
Ikebukuro Culture

【Ikebukuro ver.】Japan Travel Mistakes: Why Many Overseas Travelers Regret Visiting

Most visitors don’t realize how different Ikebukuro feels from Akihabara.Ikebukuro is often introduced asanother otaku t...
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【Shinjuku ver.】Japan Travel Mistakes: Why Many Overseas Travelers Regret Visiting

Most visitors don’t realize how different Shinjuku feels after dark.Shinjuku is often described as the center of Tokyo’s...
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【Tokyo Station ver.】Japan Travel Mistakes: Why Many Overseas Travelers Regret Visiting

Most visitors don’t realize how confusing Tokyo Station really is.Tokyo Station is often the first place overseas travel...
Akihabara Culture

Japan Travel Mistakes: Why Many Overseas Travelers Regret Visiting Akihabara

Many overseas visitors regret Akihabara after overpaying for anime goods and collectibles. Learn common mistakes and how locals avoid them.
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Where to Buy Authentic Japanese Crafts in Tokyo Without Getting Lost

Skip the mass-produced souvenirs. Discover where to find authentic, artisan-made Japanese crafts in Tokyo with real provenance for discerning US and European travelers.
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Kappabashi Is Not a Scam, But You Might Be Buying the Wrong Dream in Tokyo

Don't buy the "wrong dream." We reveal the truth about shopping in Kappabashi, Tokyo. Learn how to distinguish authentic Japanese knives and bowls from overpriced souvenirs.