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Known worldwide as the “Art Island,” Naoshima attracts countless visitors each year. For Japanese people, it is more than a sightseeing spot; it is a symbol of regional revitalization and cultural pride. Here, we introduce how Japanese view Naoshima, offering insights for foreign travelers.

Kanazawa, home to Kenrokuen Garden—one of Japan’s Three Great Gardens— and the charming Higashi Chaya District, has long been loved by Japanese people. Through its culture and cuisine, we can understand why Kanazawa is held in such high regard.

The perception of Nigerians among Japanese people is shaped by both admiration and misunderstanding. On one hand, Nigerians are admired for their athletic ability, strong communication skills, and vibrant culture. On the other, stereotypes of crime and instability persist, often due to limited or biased information. Understanding these dual perspectives is essential to building stronger ties and mutual respect.

Ramen is often called Japan’s national dish, loved by locals and tourists alike. With countless regional styles such as shoyu, miso, shio, and tonkotsu, Japan’s ramen culture is rich and diverse. From local specialties to world-famous shops, ramen has become a must-try experience. In this article, we’ll highlight why ramen is so popular, introduce famous regional styles, and showcase some of the country’s most renowned ramen shops.

In Japan, perceptions of Pakistanis are a mix of positive traits like strong family values and friendliness and concerns tied to security and lifestyle differences. By focusing on mutual respect and cultural exchange, Japanese society can foster deeper understanding and reduce stereotypes.

Sukiyaki is one of Japan’s most iconic hot pot dishes, loved at family gatherings, celebrations, and cozy winter meals. ...