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Not the Ginza You Know… But One Locals Love

Jun 28 (News On Japan) - Forget the high-end Ginza you’ve heard of! In this video, we visit three local shopping streets in Tokyo—each with "Ginza" in their name, but full of daily life, delicious food, and hidden charm.

These lively shopping arcades—Jujo Ginza, Togoshi Ginza, and Sunamachi Ginza—are some of the biggest local streets in Tokyo. They’re packed with family-run shops, cozy street food stalls, sweet shops, and friendly locals.

Perfect for snacking, shopping, or just wandering through, these streets offer a glimpse into real Tokyo life—and at prices that won’t break the bank!

Source: TabiEats

Why Did a Wooden Home in Tokyo Collapse?

A two-story wooden house collapsed in Tokyo’s Suginami Ward on the night of September 30th, with experts suggesting that the ground beneath the property, rather than the building itself, gave way, likely due to a cracked retaining wall.

Hokkaido Saw Record-Breaking Rainfall in Just Six Hours

Heavy rainfall battered parts of Hokkaido, with some areas receiving more than a month’s worth of precipitation in only six hours, prompting flood warnings and evacuation advisories. Meteorologists are saying the downpour was the result of a combination of unstable atmospheric conditions and moist air flowing in from the sea.

Kamakura Introduces Bathing Tax to Tackle Overtourism

Kamakura City in Kanagawa Prefecture has approved the introduction of a bathing tax, but the measure is drawing strong criticism from local hot spring operators since only two facilities fall under the new levy.

Osaka Introduces First Nationwide Cap on ATM Transfers

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Shinjiro Koizumi Mass Resignation Scandal in Kanagawa

A bombshell report has surfaced in Kanagawa Prefecture, the political base of Shinjiro Koizumi, where as many as 826 members of the Liberal Democratic Party aligned with the Takaichi faction were treated as having resigned from the party without their consent, according to an investigation by the weekly magazine Bunshun.

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