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The Allure of teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM: Why Japanese People Love It

teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM attracts Japanese visitors for its extraordinary blend of digital art and physical immersion. More than a tourist destination, it represents how Japanese culture values cleanliness, sensory enjoyment, and shared memories, making it an insightful experience for foreign travelers.
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Breathtaking Views at the Suspension Bridge of Dreams in Sumatakyo, Shizuoka: Discover the Hidden Gem Loved by Japanese Travelers

With its blue lake, seasonal transformations, and thrilling suspension bridge walk, the Suspension Bridge of Dreams reveals a new face on every visit. Loved by Japanese travelers for generations, it also promises to be an unforgettable highlight for international visitors.
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Common Images Japanese People Have of Americans: Surprising Aspects Seen in Business and Daily Life

From a Japanese perspective, Americans are often associated with openness, confidence, and individuality. Yet, they are also perceived as too direct or lacking subtlety compared to Japan’s harmony-oriented culture. These dual impressions highlight the importance of understanding cultural contrasts rather than simply labeling differences as strengths or weaknesses.
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“GAMERA Rebirth”: How Do Japanese Fans View the Revival? Generational Reactions Explained Clearly

Gamera is a symbol of Japanese kaiju culture, and “GAMERA Rebirth” represents its new challenge. Among Japanese audiences, reactions were mixed between praise and criticism, but with its global release the work has come to play a role in spreading Japanese monster culture worldwide.
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What Sushi Toppings Are Popular in China?

Here is the English version of the article "What Sushi Toppings Are Popular in China?" — featuring a detailed lead, in-depth headings with more than 150 characters each, and two informative tables.
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What Sushi Toppings Are Trending in America? A Guide to Popular Sushi Choices

Sushi has taken the U.S. by storm, evolving from a niche cuisine into a mainstream favorite. While authentic nigiri remains beloved, American palates have embraced creative sushi roll toppings that are both tasty and visually appealing. From California Rolls to Spicy Tuna Rolls and fusion-inspired creations, the U.S. sushi scene reflects a penchant for bold flavors and innovation.
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Translation: The Charm of “The Way of the Househusband” and How It’s Viewed in Japan

“The Way of the Househusband” is a unique comedy where a former yakuza becomes a full-time househusband. The show resonates strongly with Japanese audiences because of its humorous contrasts and heartfelt warmth. With its global release, it has gained even more attention worldwide. This article explains how Japanese people perceive the series.
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Birmingham’s Chinese Name “伯明翰”: Understanding the Difference Between Japanese and Chinese

The city name “Birmingham” is written in Katakana in Japanese and in Chinese characters in Chinese. At first glance, the characters may seem to carry special meaning, but in reality, they are chosen only to reflect the sound. This article explains the background and provides a clear comparison between Japanese and Chinese ways of writing place names.
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What General Impressions Do Japanese People Have of Koreans? Explained Through Personality and Cultural Perspectives

The way Japanese people view Koreans has changed over time, influenced by politics, entertainment, and daily interactions. While older generations often associate Koreans with political assertiveness, younger generations are more likely to admire Korean pop culture and fashion. Understanding these impressions offers valuable clues for deeper cross-cultural understanding.
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Why Was Mumbai Written in Kanji as “孟買”? Unraveling the Japanese Culture of Ateji (Phonetic Kanji)

The Japanese writing “孟買” for Mumbai may look strange to modern readers, yet it reflects an important practice in history. Rather than literal meaning, the characters were selected for phonetic similarity. By studying “孟買,” foreign learners gain insight into how Japanese language absorbed global influences.
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