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Traveling to the U.S. is a dream for many Japanese visitors, but choosing the right city makes all the difference. In this article, we explore the top 20 cities that Japanese tourists love, focusing on key features like Japanese-language support, clean environments, and visually stunning landscapes. Discover what makes these destinations ideal for your next international adventure.

With over a thousand years of history, Kiyomizu-dera is a harmonious blend of architecture, nature, and spiritual belief. For first-time visitors to Japan, it serves as a powerful introduction to the nation’s living cultural traditions.

In Japan, Amazon is more than a shopping site—it’s a trusted daily tool. But trust doesn’t come without expectations. This article breaks down the reasons behind Amazon’s strong reputation and the challenges it still faces among Japanese consumers.

More than just historical landmarks, the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum and Atomic Bomb Dome are powerful educational and moral beacons. They call upon visitors to acknowledge the past, understand the human cost of nuclear war, and take action to ensure peace. In the quiet ruins and heartfelt exhibits, Hiroshima offers the world a clear vision for a better future.

Among Kyoto’s sacred sites, Fushimi Inari Taisha is perhaps the most visually iconic and spiritually engaging. With endless vermilion gates winding through a sacred mountain, and fox guardians watching over ancient paths, this shrine offers visitors a vivid, immersive glimpse into Japan’s deep-rooted traditions.

Yasukuni Shrine represents more than a place of worship—it embodies the complex intersection of national memory, historical accountability, and diplomatic sensitivity. To understand this controversy, one must explore how collective remembrance shapes political identity both in Japan and abroad.

Every summer, Japan observes Obon, a time-honored ritual for welcoming and sending off the departed souls of ancestors. With its roots in Buddhism, Obon reflects Japan’s enduring values of family, memory, and spiritual harmony. For foreigners living in or visiting Japan, understanding Obon offers a deeper glimpse into the heart of Japanese culture.

American cars offer undeniable appeal, yet their sales in Japan remain modest. The reasons go beyond product features—they include a lack of compatibility with Japan’s unique market conditions. This article identifies the top five reasons behind this disconnect and offers insights toward potential solutions.

J-pop isn't just about catchy tunes. It's a reflection of Japan's artistic identity, where music intersects with fashion, anime, and youth culture. From idols to indie creators, J-pop showcases an unmatched diversity. In this guide, we take you through the key elements that define J-pop and explain how it has become a powerful cultural export from Japan.

As quantum computing reshapes global innovation, Japan must define its unique role in this competitive landscape. The nation’s strengths in material sciences, photonics, and low-temperature engineering offer an edge, but limited startup activity and slow policy response may hinder progress. This article dissects Japan’s trajectory and considers how to turn potential into leadership.