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Kewpie Mayo Terrace: A Culinary Adventure
Explore the fascinating world of Kewpie mayonnaise at the Mayo Terrace in Japan. This unique destination offers an interactive and educational experience for food lovers.
Source: Tokyo Cheapo
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Travel Alerts•
Police Scam Highlights Language Stereotypes
A recent phone scam in Japan, targeting an actual police officer, reveals a fraudster's linguistic quirks. The incident also underscores a persistent stereotype about foreigners' Japanese language skills.
Source: SoraNews24
Culture•
Ghibli Museum: Build Your Own Miniature World!
Studio Ghibli offers fans a chance to recreate iconic museum stairways with detailed papercraft kits featuring characters from 'Mr. Dough and the Egg Princess'. These miniature dioramas capture the museum's charm, perfect for display on any bookshelf.
Source: SoraNews24
Transport•
UK Firm: China Vital for Green Tech
A UK renewables CEO emphasizes China's crucial role in clean technology. This partnership could accelerate green initiatives relevant to sustainable tourism in Japan.
Source: Nikkei Asia
Travel Alerts•
Toxic politics test Taiwan's leaders 30 years after historic election
'Stubborn' Lai clashes with headstrong opposition as US warns on stalled defense budget
Source: Nikkei Asia
Culture•
Imperial Palace street opened to public for spring season
The street is open to the public twice a year, to coincide with the spring cherry blossom season and the autumn foliage season.
Source: The Japan Times
Culture•
Takaichi pays tribute at Arlington cemetery
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi paid tribute at the Arlington National Cemetery near Washington on Friday as she wrapped up her first U.S. visit for talks with President…
Source: Japan Today
Travel Alerts•
BTS takes over central Seoul with massive comeback concert
Authorities implement crowd-control measures as 260,000 expected to gather for outdoor event
Source: Nikkei Asia
Travel Alerts•
Kayaking through Indonesia's remote Raja Ampat archipelago
Tropical islands teem with hidden lagoons, karst towers and technicolor wildlife
Source: Nikkei Asia
Culture•
Takaichi lays flowers at Arlington National Cemetery
It is customary for Japanese prime ministers to lay flowers at the cemetery during visits to Washington.
Source: The Japan Times
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