Japanese mascots - Kutan from Narita Airport
Since Japan is the country where almost every company has a mascot, it was only natural for the Narita Airport to have its own mascot. Meet Kutan!
Actually, if you enter Japan through Narita…
A Japanese Song per Day: Kinya Kotani - Aerial
Kinya Kotani - Aerial:
A Japanese Song per Day: Ryuichi Kawamura - Glass
Ryuichi Kawamura - Glass:
A Japanese Song per Day: Monoral - Tuesday
Monoral - Tuesday:
Akihabara Don Quijote
Among the buildings from Akihabara, Tokyo, there are a few that can be considered landmarks. Some because of the design, others because of the history…
One of my favorites is the building hosting…
Toyosu
The Toyosu area from Tokyo was relatively recently created (in 1937) by land reclamation. Knowing this and if you’re not used to the audacity and professionalism of the Japanese builders, you can be…
A Japanese Song per Day: Geinoh Yamashirogumi - Kaneda
Geinoh Yamashirogumi - Kaneda:
Chindon'ya, Japanese marching band
Japan is known as a traditionalist country, but even here, in time some traditional occupations disappear. One of them is the Japanese marching band, chindon’ya, street performers advertising shops…
Hakone Red Bridge
The great torii from Lake Ashi is one of the main attractions of Hakone, but I noticed that of all the tourists coming to admire the torii, only a few know that it is worth diverting from the…
A Japanese Song per Day: TVXQ - Endlessly Sweet
TVXQ - Endlessly Sweet:
