Reader’s Question:
I work at a company in China, and during lunch breaks, they play the music from “Castle in the Sky.” I asked a few people if it was a conversation starter about Japanese anime music, but they all seemed to not know it and thought it was some amazing
When we think about school trips, many of us remember the excitement and anticipation that came with exploring new places, learning outside the classroom, and creating lasting
Imagine a world where Hyogo Prefecture, a vibrant region in Japan known for its stunning landscapes, rich culture, and bustling cities, became an independent nation. This thought experiment opens
When driving through your local area, you’ve probably noticed cars adorned with out-of-town license plates. These vehicles can pique curiosity, prompting questions about their drivers and the stories behind their travels. Are they just tourists passing
Reader’s Question:
I’m planning a trip to Vietnam and I want to bring some souvenirs for the locals. I’ve heard that Japanese anime is popular there, so I’m considering buying character stickers from Japanese anime as gifts. Do you think they would appreciate that?
Ah, the
Traveling in a foreign country can be a thrilling yet sometimes confusing experience. Language barriers and unfamiliar environments can lead to moments of mishaps, and I recently experienced one such incident at Kiyomizu-Gojo Station in Kyoto.
In recent times, discussions surrounding tourism have become increasingly polarizing, particularly regarding tourists from China. Some opinions suggest restricting their access to certain destinations, raising questions about the implications such actions could have on
Reader’s Question:
Why do so many young people in countries like the Middle East, India, and Southeast Asia seem to love K-pop, anime, and East Asian culture?
I remember sitting in the cozy corner of my favorite café, the smell of freshly brewed
If you’re planning a trip to Tokyo and are keen on exploring the unique offerings of antenna shops, you’re in for a treat! Antenna shops, or shops that
So, here’s the deal: we’re supposed to ask foreigners their name and where they’re from in English, and then take a photo with them. Sounds
