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Unlocking the Secret of Japanese Miso for Optimal Gut Health

Miso is a traditional Japanese seasoning with immense health benefits, produced from fermenting soybeans with salt, kōji, and sometimes rice, barley, and seaweed. Research has shown that Miso can help improve digestion, reduce gas, bloating, constipation, diarrhea, and even reduce the risk of inflammatory bowel disease. Unlocking the secret of Japanese Miso for optimal gut […]

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Witnessing the World’s Largest Animals at the National Museum of Nature and Science

Museum

Nestled in the heart of Ueno Park, Tokyo, the National Museum of Nature and Science stands as a testament to the incredible progress and discoveries in the world of science. This popular museum offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore a wide range of subjects, from biology and geology to astronomy and physics, all under one

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Row, Pedal, and Glide Across the Picturesque Shinobazu Pond

First time in Tokyo, Outdoor

Ueno Shinobazu Pond is a picturesque oasis in the heart of Tokyo. Filled with lush greenery and vibrant wildlife, it’s the perfect spot in Tokyo to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. Visitors can rent a variety of boats, including row boats, pedal boats, and swan boats, and explore the pond feeling the

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A Guide of the National Art Center Tokyo

Indoor, Museum

The National Art Center Tokyo is an incredible museum in Roppongi, Minato, Tokyo, Japan. It is a joint project of the Agency for Cultural Affairs and the National Museums Independent Administrative Institution. It features an array of exhibition spaces showcasing some of the world’s most incredible art. If you want to add something special to

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Guide to the 17th-Century Shinobazu no ike Bentendo Temple

Temple and Shrine

If you’re looking for a great cultural experience, visiting the 17th-century Shinobazu no ike Bentendo Temple is a must. Located in the southern part of Ueno Park in Tokyo, this beautiful Buddhist temple is on an island in a pond filled with lotus flowers. Dedicated to the goddess Benzaiten, Shinobazu-no-ike Bentendo Temple has a great long history,

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What you should know about Ueno Park?

First time in Tokyo

Ueno Park is a stunning and picturesque site at any time of year, particularly during autumn and spring. The park is one of the five oldest public parks in the country and offers a variety of activities and attractions for both locals and visitors alike. During the autumn, visitors can enjoy the beauty of the

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Tokyo Skytree Town hosts Tokyo’s Biggest Koinobori Festival

Event and Festival

The Tokyo Skytree Town is home to the biggest Koinobori Festival in Tokyo to celebrate Children’s Day during the Golden Week. Thousands of vibrant Koinobori, traditional carp-shaped streamers, can be seen flying in the air above the Kitajukkun River. In addition, the shops of Solamchi Town are adorned with a plethora of colorful Koinobori, giving the town a festive atmosphere. So

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A guide to the Asakusa Kannon-ura Ichiyo Sakura Festival

Event and Festival

The Asakusa Kannon-ura Ichiyo Sakura Festival is a fantastic annual event in Tokyo, Japan. The festival celebrates the Edo Yoshiwara Oiran Dochu Parade date back to the Edo Period. The parade shows Oiran walking with a fancy entourage in full Edo attire. It may be in a different dimension than Edo, but enough to preserve the

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Kachiya Festival is the best Samurai Parade in Tokyo

Event and Festival

The Kachiya Matsuri, or Kachiya Festival, is a celebration of Heian court bureaucrat Fujiwara Hidesato’s prayer for victory. The festival dates back to Hidesato’s offering of his bow and arrow to the shrine after successfully quelling an uprising spearheaded by samurai rebel Taira Masakado. The name of the festival came from this bow and arrow

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From exit of Asakusa Station to Azumabashi Bridge

Azumabashi Bridge is Tokyo’s most viral photo spot

First time in Tokyo, River tour

Azumabashi Bridge (Azuma Bridge ) is a connection between Sumida and Taito Ward, known as one of the most famous viral spots for its fantastic landscape scenes. It’s one of the top 12 famous Bridges in Tokyo, where thousands of tourists love taking photos every day. Location: Azumabashi Bridge is one of the connections over the Sumida River

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