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Northern Japan vs. Southern Japan

While Northern Japan offers cooler climes, historical vibes, and spectacular snowy scenes, Southern Japan brings warmth, spiritual encounters, and a rich tapestry of heritage. Whether you're basking in the view from Mount Hakodate or reflecting at Hiroshima's Peace Memorial Park, Japan promises an immersive experience that bridges the ancient and the modern.

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Love nature excursions?: Mt.Fuji View-Lake Yamanaka

Yamanakako is in a lake region located in Yamanashi prefecture about two hours by bus from Shinjuku Bus terminal. Taxi options in and around Kawaguchiko train station are also available and are very convenient options, preferable to buses. Yamanakako lake is the closest lake to Mt.Fuji and is approximately 14km around.

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Savoring Sake in Japan: A Traveler's Guide

Sake is more than just a drink in Japan; it's a cultural experience. By immersing in izakaya culture, relaxing in ryokans, and visiting breweries, you get a holistic experience of Japan, its traditions, and its love for this iconic beverage.

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Sipping Japan: Must-Try Sakes

One of Japan's most iconic offerings to the world is sake, a delectable rice wine that captures the essence of the country in a bottle. We're here to guide you through the must-try sakes that every traveler should experience.

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Descendants from Samurai Surnames

The study by Gregory Clark (University of California Davis) and graduate student Tatsuya Ishii came to the conclusion that people with less common samurai corresponding last names, for instance, Sugieda or Shinmi are more likely to appear to be classified as in the upper-class category when compared with last names that are more common in Japan, for example, Japan's top 2 recognized last names like Suzuki and Sato.

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Why Japan is Safe or is Seen as a Safe Country

People who visited Japan talk about Japan as such a safe, polite, and clean country. But what actually makes Japan a safe country and is it actually safe regardless of famous rumors about yakuza? The author focuses on Japan's safety from many angles, cultural and political. Learn more about Yakuza, cultural differences, what they do in crime prevention, Limited Immigration Policy, and such.

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