Like this post? Help us by sharing it! Having already mentioned the fact that culture and tradition are so prevalent in everyday life everywhere in Japan this is pretty similar but worth a mention on its own I think. Japan is a working synchronisation of old and new which is witnessed everywhere, but especially so […]
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10 Reasons why Japan is so great – No.7 Japan just does things better
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! I have already mentioned the culture which plays a part in every aspect of life in Japan. We all know that things in Japan are going to be different. So what does “Japan just does things better” actually mean? What I mean is, in Japan they have […]
10 Reasons why Japan is so great – No. 6. The country (Mountains, beach & rural life)
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Like this post? Help us by sharing it! When people think of Japan, they usually think of the excitement of Tokyo or the mix of temples and city of Kyoto, but many people don’t think about the rest of the often stunning countryside that you will find in the Japan archipelago. Japan is 70 percent […]
10 Reasons why Japan is so great – No. 4 Japan is very safe
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Like this post? Help us by sharing it! Doesn’t sound particularly exciting, but this factor does stand out when you are travelling in Japan. Tokyo is home to approximately 30 million people and is one of the biggest cities in the world, but there are no ‘dodgy areas’ to accidentally walk into. In fact, I […]
10 Reasons why Japan is so great. No. 3 – The people
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! This is pretty broad again, but has to be mentioned among the reasons as to why Japan is so great – The people. I won’t go on about the Japanese stoicism and other clichés, but will try and explain a bit about my experience with Japanese people […]
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! This is pretty broad again, but has to be mentioned among the reasons as to why Japan is so great – The people. I won’t go on about the Japanese stoicism and other clichés, but will try and explain a bit about my experience with Japanese people […]