Setsubun: The Bean-Throwing Festival
Setsubun in Japan! is a fun traditional holiday that is celebrated on February 3rd and is known in English as "Bean-Throwing Festival".
03/02/2017/by YokoTokyo streets Real-life Mario Kart drive
This service, proposed by "Maricar", allow you to rent karts…
01/03/2016/by YokoJapanese Omiyage Culture
The Omiyage literally means "earth product", and this is a typical…
08/03/2016/by YokoHeading to Fuji Rock Festival 2016
The Fuji Rock Festival, Japan's biggest outdoor music festivals…
04/06/2016/by YokoTogyu – Bull Sumo
Little known to most of the world, the country of Japan has its own bull fighting tradition called Tōgyū (闘牛) also known as ushi-zumo or Bull Sumo.
23/11/2017/by YokoStinky, sticky beans…the Natto
Among all the soybean found in Japanese cuisine, natto, the sticky,…
13/08/2016/by YokoThe Best Yokocho in Tokyo!
The Best Yokocho in Tokyo! Hidden among Tokyo high-rises and neon lights, you can find yourself back in the 70s of Japan, in the so called Yokocho alleys.
30/11/2016/by YokoTokyo’s High-Tech Cemetery
Tokyo is an extremely overcrowded place, the land is expensive…
24/07/2017/by YokoHeading to Fuji Rock Festival 2017
The Fuji Rock Festival, Japan's biggest outdoor music festivals…
13/07/2017/by YokoJapan drives on the Left?
Japan drives on the Left? Some say Samurai had already made rules regarding the side of the road pedestrians could walk on. England? NO. Romans.
16/03/2016/by YokoMy Japan Guide
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