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Introduction: Why Koi Fish Matter in Japan If you spend even a few days in Japan, you will quickly notice something recurring: koi fish. They appear in temple ponds, traditional gardens, and even in places you would never expect at first glance. But unlike in many other countries, koi in Japan are not just decorative […]
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Every autumn, the ancient capital of Nara becomes the stage for one of Japan’s most unusual and visually striking traditions — the Nara Deer Antler Cutting Ceremony, or Shika no Tsunokiri. The three-day ritual, held each October at Rokuen Park near Kasuga Taisha Shrine, attracts thousands of visitors who gather to witness Shinto priests, herders,
Nara Deer Antler Cutting Ceremony: Tradition or Animal Cruelty? Read More »
I live in Tokyo, love dogs, and have a girlfriend who does not want a dog. If you feel similar to me, this article here is perfect for you. There is actually an option to rent a dog for some hours and go for a walk in the Yoyogi Park. Iblike the Yoyogi park, since
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One of the first trips my girlfriend and I took in Japan was a day visit to Nara Deer Park, a place that has earned a worldwide reputation for its friendly and occasionally pushy deer, its beautifully preserved temples, and its comforting local food. Since Nara is only about 30 minutes from Osaka by train,
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