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Discover Tsuyu: Japan’s Enchanting Rainy Season.
While typically associated with frequent rain, Japan's 'Tsuyu' rainy season (from June to mid-July) reveals a hidden beauty in its rain-washed streets, vibrant blooming hydrangeas, and sudden, spectacular rainbows. This eye-catching scen... -
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Inheritance or Debt? What the Ancient Native American Wisdom Teaches Us About Warming
The Earth We Borrowed: A Warning from the Future Global warming, driven by the surge in carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, has been discussed for decades. Yet, effective countermeasures remain elusive. According to recent reports by the IPC... -
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The Sun: The Eternal Source of Life and Awe.
On sunny days, the sun naturally rises in the east and sets in the west. Long ago, during the Asuka period, Prince Shotoku sent a letter to the Emperor of the Sui Dynasty in China, writing: "The Son of Heaven in the land where the sun ri... -
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Nuclear Fusion: The “Dream Energy” to Save Our Planet?
Comparing Japan and the West in the Race for the "Sun on Earth" Recently, "Nuclear Fusion" has become a hot topic in newspapers and mass media. Often called the "dream energy," it is considered the ultimate solution for stopping global w... -
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Hinamatsuri: A Traditional Japanese Event to Celebrate Girls’ Growth
What is Hinamatsuri? Hinamatsuri, also known as the "Doll Festival" or "Peach Festival" (Momo no Sekku), is a traditional Japanese event held on March 3rd. It is a day to pray for the healthy growth and happiness of young girls. Families... -
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How did our ancestors migrate to the Japanese islands?
This time, I decided to look into our ancestors, who are said to have crossed over from the mainland to the Japanese archipelago in ancient times. Migration Routes to the Japanese Archipelago According to various historical documents, th... -
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Beyond the Hawk: Takaichi’s Practical Vision for Japan
Yesterday, on February 8, 2026, Japan held its 51st General Election for the House of Representatives. The results mark a historic shift in the country's political landscape, providing a massive mandate for Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi.... -
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Japan’s Fading Seasons: Are Spring and Autumn Disappearing?
Reflections Between Two Seasons Today, the air felt crisp, yet the sunlight was unexpectedly warm. It was the kind of day that beckons you outside for a stroll. As I walked, a word came to mind: "Niki" — a year of only two seasons. Japan... -
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How a Side-Sleeper Pillow Ended My 10-Year Snoring Battle
Do you wake up with a parched throat? Does your family complain about your snoring? Do you feel exhausted even after a full night's sleep? If this sounds familiar, the culprit might not be your health, but your pillow. Ten years ago, I d... -
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Catch ‘Em All at PokéPark KANTO: A Pokémon Fan’s Paradise
If you’re a Pokémon fan traveling to Japan, you probably have the Pokémon Centers and the themed cafes on your bucket list. But there is a hidden gem tucked away in the hills of Kawasaki that offers an experience unlike any other: P...
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