Articles

  • Immerse Yourself in Kaiseki Cuisine and Japanese Culture

    Immerse Yourself in Kaiseki Cuisine and Japanese Culture

    • February 26, 2026

    In the heart of Azabu-Juban, Ise Sueyoshi offers an intimate kaiseki experience led by a bilingual chef who brings the seasonal philosophy of Ise to life.
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  • Deepening the UK-Japan Economic Partnership

    Deepening the UK-Japan Economic Partnership

    • February 25, 2026

    A look at how trade agreements, clean energy investment, education strategy and innovation are deepening UK-Japan economic ties in 2026.
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  • Psychological Fitness

    Psychological Fitness in 2026

    • February 24, 2026

    Discover how psychological fitness, grounded in self-reflection and small consistent actions, can help you navigate 2026 with clarity, resilience and purpose in Japan.
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  • Major Redevelopment Projects Shaping Tokyo Through 2035

    Major Redevelopment Projects Shaping Tokyo Through 2035

    • February 20, 2026

    A detailed look at the major redevelopment projects set to reshape Tokyo’s skyline, infrastructure and real estate landscape through 2035.
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  • For the Folks Back Home: Best Japanese souvenirs

    For the Folks Back Home: Best Japanese Souvenirs

    • February 19, 2026

    A curated guide to refined Japanese souvenirs. From traditional crafts to seasonal delicacies, these gifts beautifully capture the spirit of Japan.
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  • Finding Your Voice: The Malvern College Tokyo Expressive Arts Program

    Finding Your Voice: The Malvern College Tokyo Expressive Arts Program

    • February 18, 2026

    How Malvern College Tokyo’s Expressive Arts Program builds confidence, collaboration and real-world communication skills through inclusive performance education.
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  • Japan as an Ideal Country for People Who Enjoy Being Alone

    Why Japan Is an Ideal Country for People Who Enjoy Being Alone

    • February 17, 2026

    Not everyone seeks constant interaction when they travel or relocate. For many internationally mobile professionals, solitude is not loneliness but a form of balance. Japan’s solo-friendly culture offers a rare environment where being alone is not only accepted but quietly supported by the way daily life is structured. From solo dining culture to public spaces…
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  • From Nebraska to Tokyo - Family Life in Japan

    From Nebraska to Tokyo: Debunking Family Life Misconceptions

    • February 16, 2026

    A family’s move from the US to Japan challenges common assumptions about what everyday life with children in a big city is really like.
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  • UNESCO - Echizen Traditional Crafts

    UNESCO Grants Echizen Coveted Craft and Folk Art Status

    • February 13, 2026

    Echizen City in Fukui Prefecture has been named a UNESCO Creative City for Crafts and Folk Art, recognizing its 1,000-year craft heritage and role in sustainable cultural development.
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  • Halal-Friendly Hotels and Ryokan in Kinosaki Onsen and Toyooka

    Halal-Friendly Hotels and Ryokan in Kinosaki Onsen and Toyooka

    • February 12, 2026

    Toyooka City is expanding Halal-friendly hospitality across Kinosaki Onsen, Kannabe Highlands and Takeno Beach to welcome Muslim travelers with comfort and care.
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  • Training Differently with The Multi-Disciplinary Fitness Philosophy of UFC Gym Japan

    Train Different: The Multi-Disciplinary Fitness Philosophy of UFC Gym Japan

    • February 10, 2026

    How a multi-disciplinary approach to training in Japan is reshaping the way people think about fitness, resilience and everyday performance.
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  • Japan’s Most Beautiful Winter Ryokan in the Snow

    Snow, Silence and Tatami: Japan’s Most Beautiful Winter Ryokan

    • February 9, 2026

    A curated journey through Japan’s most beautiful winter ryokan, where snow, silence and steaming onsen define the season’s quiet luxury.
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