Communications and Media Intern, University of Oregon
“Atsui desu ne?” (It’s hot, isn’t it?) is a common Japanese greeting during summer, which lasts from June to early September. Summer in Japan offers a vibrant atmosphere with various events, delicious food, and unique cultural experiences.
Arriving at the City Circuit Tokyo Bay, rows of vintage cars in fabulous condition take up half the track as people racing EV go-karts zoom by. The air is humid and hot, but that doesn’t stop interested buyers and car enthusiasts from showing up to view the finest of the finest first-hand.
When you think of beaches near Tokyo, crowded shorelines and bustling tourist spots might come to mind. However, if you’re willing to venture just a bit further, you’ll find some hidden gems that offer peace, tranquility and natural beauty.
There are many places not far from Tokyo where the temperatures are cooler and the crowds are thinner. For the nature lover and outdoor sports enthusiast, check out these summer destinations to beat the heat and have some fun.
The Bank of Japan has issued new banknotes with updated designs and historical figures. The new notes feature anti-counterfeit technology and 3D holographic images for enhanced security.
The TeamLab Planets Tokyo exhibition was awarded a Guinness World Record for the most-visited museum dedicated to a single art group, and announced an expansion of more than 10 new art installations.
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