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The Poisonous Fish Egyptians Can’t Get Enough Of
Egyptians partake of the fermented feseekh, despite its reputation as a poisonous fish and its pungent smell.
Top Five Things To Do While In Japan
Are you traveling to Japan? Here are some of the things that you can do for an ultimate Japanese experience.
Best Western Nishikasai Grande To Open In April
Best Western Tokyo Nishikasai Grande is the company’s third hotel in Tokyo alongside Best Western Rembrandt Hotel Tokyo Machida and Best Western Tokyo Nishikai.
Locals In Japan’s 'Snow Country' Treats Niigata Prefecture As Food Refrigerator
Locals in Japan's "Snow Country" see Niigata Prefecture as their natural food refrigerator. The snow in the region gives their vegetables a sweeter flavor while extending their shelf life.
Five Of The Best Bathhouses In The World
If you think that bathhouses only belong in the past, well, you're wrong. Public bathhouses are still well-loved all of these years, and people really treat them differently than your average public swimming pool. Bathhouses are there in various countries for people to have fun and relieve them of their pain and blood circulation problems.
Top Five Best Places To Visit In Kyoto
Kyoto is the gateway to old Japan with its amazing temples and shrines that teaches the beauty of meditation and simplicity.
Hatsune Miku's New Job: A Guide For Your Next Japanese Food Adventure
The world's most lovable and famous Vocaloid star now is now Japan's foremost culinary tour guide, accompanying and eating with travelers in her newest music video.
Filing For Permanent Residency In Japan Is Now A Lot Easier
Filing for permanent residency in Japan is now a lot easier as the Japanese Ministry of Justice placed into effect a new set of rules that allows foreign workers to become permanent residents for only one year. Before, it would take ten years for foreigners to become a citizen of the country.
Capsule-Shaped Hotel Room Lets Sleeping People Drift To An Island
In a Dutch-themed park in Nagasaki Sasebo, it seemed like it's possible to sleep in a capsule and wake up the next morning in an all-attraction island. Huis Ten Bosch will be developing a new feature where hotel guests can stay in a two-storey sphere capsule drifting to another park.
Japan Holds Annual Rice Paddy Art Creation
In the village of Inakadate in the northern Aomori Prefecture, locals hold their annual giant rice paddy art made from colorful rice shoots to honor the 2,000-year old rice cultivation of the prefecture as well as to letting people know more about rice agriculture.
Japan Strikes Again With Funny Signs To Help Confused Tourists
Language and signs are the number one problem tourists have when visiting another country. So, to assist confused foreign travelers to get around Japan, the government made 26 practical, yet, funny signs to help tourists feel more welcomed.
Fuji Rock Festival 2017 Lineup Includes Bjork, Aphex Twin, Queens Of The Stone Age
Japan's Fuji Rock Festival for 2017 features a solid line up including fan favorites Bjork and Aphex Twin. Meanwhile, it would be rock act Queens of the Stone Age's first major performance for 2017 -- making great promotion for the band's upcoming album.
Five Things You Need To Know About The Sapporo Snow Festival
The Sapporo Snow festival is one of the most famous winter events in the country, drawing millions of visitors all over the world every year.
Japan Draws Flake Over Freezing Fish For Sapporo Festival
After its raucous move to freeze fish in an ice rink, this time, Japan had made it clear to continue freezing different fishes and aquatic animals as a tradition in celebrating the Sapporo Snow Festival. Animal rights activists thought that the tradition would stop after the fiasco at SpaceWorld, but the organizers of the festival pushed through amidst the clamor.
5th Man In 3 Months Dies While Swimming At The Great Barrier Reef
A killer jellyfish is believed to be the cause of the recent spates of death at the Great Barrier Reef.
