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Kyoto is not just a city to visit once—it is a place that invites repeat visits through its seasonal beauty, deep traditions, and ever-evolving local charm. Its value lies in both nostalgia and discovery.

Known as Japan’s “Kitchen of the Nation,” Osaka captivates visitors with its approachable personality, affordable yet fulfilling experiences, and multifaceted tourist attractions. This piece examines how Osaka earns its reputation as a go-to destination for Japanese travelers.

Mobile batteries are convenient for on-the-go charging, but concerns over fire hazards and safety issues have recently come to light. As a new option, sodium-ion batteries have emerged for their low fire risk and environmentally friendly properties. This article clearly introduces the characteristics of this technology and its current adoption in Japan.

For many Japanese travelers, Tokyo represents the perfect balance between accessibility, entertainment, and cultural richness. It is a city where one can experience both quiet reflection and vibrant exploration in a single day, making it a beloved travel spot within Japan.

To the untrained eye, bowing in Japan may seem like a polite habit. But in reality, Ojigi is a sophisticated system of communication, conveying everything from gratitude to apology, and even sorrow. Its angle, timing, and formality are influenced by context and relationship. Understanding Ojigi is not only about technique—it’s about reading the social script that defines Japanese interaction.

The United States is often seen as a land of freedom, innovation, and diversity. Yet Japanese views on America are far from simple. They include respect for its openness, concern about its violence, and a genuine curiosity about its people. This article reveals what many Japanese truly think about America—beyond the surface smiles and polite nods—offering a more nuanced view of cross-cultural understanding.

What kind of image does China hold in the minds of Japanese people today? Far from being one-sided or monolithic, the Japanese perspective on China is shaped by generational experiences, media narratives, and personal interaction. This article examines how cultural admiration, economic competition, and historical tension combine to create a multi-faceted understanding of China among the Japanese public.

While Japan and South Korea share cultural ties and geographical proximity, the Japanese perception of Korea remains a subject of complexity and evolution. From admiration for Korean pop culture to concerns rooted in historical tensions, opinions vary greatly across age groups and personal experiences. This article explores those perspectives to reveal a deeper understanding beyond political headlines.

Japan and India are worlds apart in many ways—yet their relationship is growing. For Japanese people, India represents both ancient wisdom and modern chaos. Their views are often influenced by limited media narratives, but those who visit discover something much richer. In this article, we delve into the real voice of Japanese minds when they speak about India.

The newly imposed 15% bilateral tariff between Japan and the U.S. has stirred diverse opinions among the Japanese population. Introduced under the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework, the measure is officially described as reciprocal and strategic. However, for many in Japan, it raises questions about affordability, diplomatic tension, and economic self-reliance. This article explores how Japanese society views the policy and what it could mean for the country's economic future.