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Mount Fuji at 130KPH
Driving around Mount Fuji in a super car
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Hakone Open Air Museum
The perfect match between art and nature
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Paranormal Activities in Japan
What happens when you sleep in Japan?
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The many colors of Tokyo Tower
See how Tokyo Tower changes with the times
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Moving to Japan
Introducing yourself to the neighbours when in Japan
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Japan Travel Blog
A look at an untouched castle of Oda Nobunaga
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Art to Look Down on
Beauty to be found in unusual places
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New! Update to the change visa regulations
How health insurance will effect visa renewal
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Latest Blogs
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- A taste of Akita's Finest Spirits
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Well friends, hello again! It seems we are seeing a lot of each other recently. Lots to talk about and share. Akita is really alive...
- Malcolm Ernst, November 20, 2009
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- Hakone Open Air Museum
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For centuries, Hakone has drawn visitors in search of faith and healing, with few places in Japan comparing with its natural scenery, atmosphere, religion, art,...
- George Stobart, November 20, 2009
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- Mount Fuji at 130KPH
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Fuji Speedway is the premier place for Japanese race fans to go. The stunning backdrop of Mt Fuji combined with a racing track that boasts...
- Robin Pharo, November 20, 2009 Comments (2)
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- Paranormal Activities Japanese Style
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With the popularity of "Paranormal Activities" and having just watched it, I thought I would write about paranormal activities in Japan. Japan like any other...
- Ryan Solberg, November 17, 2009 Comments (1)
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- Are the Japanese Sensitive?
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After living in Japan for over 7 years now, I feel the people are very sensitive. The reasons I feel this can be taken from...
- Nick Crane, November 17, 2009