During their week together, the writers were able to learn a few key phrases in their native languages from each other.
Hey, kids. Are you ready to go trick or treating? Let’s make it spookier by saying “trick or treat” in Japanese!
To wrap up a great week of writing, training, travel and bonding, the writing team joined the rest of the department for a fun cruise around Tokyo via open-top bus.
It’s that time of year again when ghosts and goblins visit for some sweet treats and Halloween fun.
Tobu World Square will host the WORLD SUPERCAR FESTIVAL in October, and the one-day event brings real supercars into its miniature world of famous architecture.
A grand festival is held at Nikko Toshogu Shrine twice a year, and in October, includes the Shinto ritual offering of “Yabusame”, firing arrows at targets from atop galloping horses, and the “Togyosai” called “Hyakumonozoroi Sennin Musha Gyoretsu.”
No matter the time of year, you’ll find Japan’s noodle shops stay busy with locals and tourists digging into their bowls.
You may have seen these wooden plaques when visiting Shinto shrines around japan.
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Among all the options, omurice is my favorite because of its unique, nostalgic taste. Whenever the mood strikes, I head to Seika, a Chinese restaurant serving up tasty yoshoku and Chinese dishes in Yokosuka City.
We arrived at Shinjuku Station at 11 a.m. and headed out to a small restaurant called Taiwan Ten Cafe.
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