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5 Great Ways to Relax in Canada as a Japanese Immigrant
newsonjapan.com - Jan 19
Moving away from your homeland can be very challenging, even if it is for the best. It is leaving a world that used to be your comfort zone with people that relate best to you to a new world with different people, cultures, and traditions.
Filming a Commercial for Japan's No.1 Airline! Family Travel Vlog in heavy snow
Kimono Mom - Jan 16
Today we came to Tottori prefecture, to film a commercial for Japan's No.1 Airline, ANA. This is our first time to appear any corporate commercial and travel with filming crew.
Japan university exams begin with stricter rules to prevent cheating
Japan Today - Jan 15
Japan's unified university entrance exams started Saturday across the country as organizers implemented stricter rules to prevent cheating after a photographed image of a question was leaked during the test last year.
What New Year's at my Japanese In-Laws House is like
Paolo fromTOKYO - Jan 14
Spending Japan New Year's Holiday at my Japanese wife's parent's house in Aichi Prefecture. This is what it is like living in Japan outside of Tokyo and how Japanese families spend New Year's Eve together and what happens the following days.
The Beauty of Traditional Japanese Architecture and Craftsmanship
Dylan Iwakuni - Jan 13
The process of deconstructing a 93-year-old Kominka (traditional house) in Saitama, Japan for it to be relocated to Yamanashi.
What if the Takeda WON at Nagashino? | Nobunaga's Ambition: Sphere of Influence
The Shogunate - Jan 11
Takeda Katsuyori famously lost at the battle of Nagashino in 1575, but what if he had prepared differently for his famous clash against Oda Nobunaga?
Coming-of-Age Day ceremonies held across Japan
Japan Today - Jan 09
Young women in colorful kimonos and and smartly-dressed men celebrated Coming-of-Age Day at ceremonies across Japan on Monday.
Foreign students in Japan face big hurdles entering public high schools
Nikkei - Jan 07
Nearly three-quarters, or 73%, of Japanese public high schools have no framework for accepting foreign resident students, putting them at a serious disadvantage in visa status and work opportunities, a Nikkei survey shows.
Yomiuri: Japanese Rebel News Singers Who Defied Police
Linfamy - Jan 06
The rise and fall of Yomiuri, Japanese news singers who spread fake news and evaded police.
Draw a cute rabbit with a pencil!
Watercolor by Shibasaki - Jan 05
This is Shibasaki, your painting instructor. Today, I will show you how to draw a cute rabbit with a single pencil. Now, why don't you get a pencil and have fun drawing with Shibasaki?
Japan Duolingo app users spend longest time on language study: report
Kyodo - Jan 04
Japan-based users of popular language-learning app Duolingo spend the longest time studying a language on the platform, with English being studied the most followed by Korean and Chinese, a recent report by the U.S.-based developer showed.
Why kids are getting plastic surgery in Japan
VICE - Jan 04
Micchi is only 9 but she has already had double eyelid surgery. Japan is ranked 4th in the world for having the most number of plastic surgery procedures. Hostess Nonoka has had more than one hundred surgeries, and plans to have more.
1.17 million 20-year-olds in Japan, fewest on record
yomiuri.co.jp - Jan 02
Turning 20 used to mean becoming an adult in Japan, until the revised Civil Code went into effect in April 2022 to lower the age of adulthood to 18.
Lennon, Ono asked Japan to allow A-bomb film to be shown abroad
Japan Today - Jan 01
Beatles musician John Lennon and his peace activist wife Yoko Ono asked Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato in 1969 to permit overseas release of an unedited film on the aftermath of the U.S. atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki to prevent a similar "atrocity," the Japanese Foreign Ministry's archives show.
The Death of Tokugawa Ieyasu | Sengoku Jidai FINALE (Episode 64)
The Shogunate - Dec 30
After the end of the sieges of Osaka castle, Tokugawa Ieyasu finally reaches the end of his days.
Record number of teachers took mental sick leave in Japan last academic year
NHK - Dec 26
Japan's education ministry says a record of nearly 5,900 public school teachers took sick leave for depression and other mental health issues in the last academic year.
