#1 Keeping The Same Price For 25 Years
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#2 “Hanako” Was The Oldest Koi Fish Recorded
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#3 Kyu-Shirataki Train Station Hokkaido
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#4 The Japanese National Team Left Their Changing Room Spotless After Their Historic World Cup Win Against Germany
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#5 When You Sharpen A Pencil, It Turns Into A Frilled Lizard
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#6 Kano Jigoro, The Legendary Founder Of Judo
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#7 The Japanese Lantern Plant, Also Known As The Chinese Lantern Or Winter Cherry, Is A Popular Symbol Of ‘Life Within Death.’
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#8 Takeko Nakano The Last Female Samurai Class Warrior …born In 1847 She Fought & Died During The Boshin War In 1868 (Japanese Civil War) Age 21 Yrs Old
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#9 In Japan Doctors Would Prescribe “Forest Therapy” To Treat Depression And Anxiety
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#10 Some Of The Kitkat Flavours In Japan
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#11 Mouth Is So Lonely
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#12 Wooden Frame Cover
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#13 “Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route “ Rising Over 3000 Meters Above Sea Level, Mt Tate Is One Of Japan’s Highest Mountains
Image source: Japan Inside One of several peaks in the North Japan Alps that ascend to over 3000 meters, the dramatic alpine landscape is subject to heavy snow through winter. Often referred to as the ‘Roof of Japan’, towering wall of snow more than 20m high – is formed from April to June…the region is open to public from mid-April until mid-November
#14 Tottori Sand Dunes.. At A Length Of 9 Miles & Less Than 1.5 Miles Wide, It Is The Largest Sand Dune In Japan
Image source: Japan Inside Not only just a spot to enjoy spectacular scenery. There are various unique activities to fully enjoy the nature like paragliding, sandboarding & fat bike
#15 A Japan Fan At The World Cup
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#16 Totoro San
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#17 Japanese Bullet Train System
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#18 A Japanese Diver Has Been Entrusted To Oversee One Of Japan’s Shinto Shrines That Is Located Beneath The Surface Of Tateyama Bay
Image source: Japan Inside Over the decades he became best friends with one marine creature who lives around the Shrine..an Asian Sheepshead Wrasse named “Yoriko”
#19 The Construction Of The Temporary Road Fukui City
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#20 Japan Optical Fiber
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#21 The Second Japanese Embassy To Europe Also Called The “ Ikeda Mission” Was Sent On February 6, 1864 By The Tokugawa Shogunate. Ikeda Nagaoki Was The Head Of The Mission
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#22 A Temple Covered In Ash
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#23 Mirror Selfie
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#24 Shiba Butt Curry
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#25 The Japanese Team Even Left A ‘Thank You’ Note In Japanese And Arabic
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#26 The Nishikigawa-Seiryu Railway
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#27 Nara Deer In Japan
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#28 Neko Candre Meeting On
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#29 Some Of The Temples Are Hosen-In, Yogen-In, Shoden-Ji, Genko-An, And Kosho-Ji Among A Few Others, Kyoto
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#30 You Know You’ve Lived In Tokyo Too Long When A Gargantuan Gandumesque Robot On The Back Of A Large Truck Drives By
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title: “30 Pics Proving Why Japan Is Different From The Rest Of The World” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-13” author: “Michele Rodgers”
#1 Keeping The Same Price For 25 Years
More info: japaninsides.com | Facebook | Instagram Image source: Japan Inside
#2 “Hanako” Was The Oldest Koi Fish Recorded
Image source: Japan Inside
#3 Kyu-Shirataki Train Station Hokkaido
Image source: Japan Inside
#4 The Japanese National Team Left Their Changing Room Spotless After Their Historic World Cup Win Against Germany
Image source: Japan Inside
#5 When You Sharpen A Pencil, It Turns Into A Frilled Lizard
Image source: Japan Inside
#6 Kano Jigoro, The Legendary Founder Of Judo
Image source: Japan Inside
#7 The Japanese Lantern Plant, Also Known As The Chinese Lantern Or Winter Cherry, Is A Popular Symbol Of ‘Life Within Death.’
Image source: Japan Inside
#8 Takeko Nakano The Last Female Samurai Class Warrior …born In 1847 She Fought & Died During The Boshin War In 1868 (Japanese Civil War) Age 21 Yrs Old
Image source: Japan Inside
#9 In Japan Doctors Would Prescribe “Forest Therapy” To Treat Depression And Anxiety
Image source: Japan Inside
#10 Some Of The Kitkat Flavours In Japan
Image source: Japan Inside
#11 Mouth Is So Lonely
Image source: Japan Inside
#12 Wooden Frame Cover
Image source: Japan Inside
#13 “Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route “ Rising Over 3000 Meters Above Sea Level, Mt Tate Is One Of Japan’s Highest Mountains
Image source: Japan Inside One of several peaks in the North Japan Alps that ascend to over 3000 meters, the dramatic alpine landscape is subject to heavy snow through winter. Often referred to as the ‘Roof of Japan’, towering wall of snow more than 20m high – is formed from April to June…the region is open to public from mid-April until mid-November
#14 Tottori Sand Dunes.. At A Length Of 9 Miles & Less Than 1.5 Miles Wide, It Is The Largest Sand Dune In Japan
Image source: Japan Inside Not only just a spot to enjoy spectacular scenery. There are various unique activities to fully enjoy the nature like paragliding, sandboarding & fat bike
#15 A Japan Fan At The World Cup
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#16 Totoro San
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#17 Japanese Bullet Train System
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#18 A Japanese Diver Has Been Entrusted To Oversee One Of Japan’s Shinto Shrines That Is Located Beneath The Surface Of Tateyama Bay
Image source: Japan Inside Over the decades he became best friends with one marine creature who lives around the Shrine..an Asian Sheepshead Wrasse named “Yoriko”
#19 The Construction Of The Temporary Road Fukui City
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#20 Japan Optical Fiber
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#21 The Second Japanese Embassy To Europe Also Called The “ Ikeda Mission” Was Sent On February 6, 1864 By The Tokugawa Shogunate. Ikeda Nagaoki Was The Head Of The Mission
Image source: Japan Inside
#22 A Temple Covered In Ash
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#23 Mirror Selfie
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#24 Shiba Butt Curry
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#25 The Japanese Team Even Left A ‘Thank You’ Note In Japanese And Arabic
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#26 The Nishikigawa-Seiryu Railway
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#27 Nara Deer In Japan
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#28 Neko Candre Meeting On
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#29 Some Of The Temples Are Hosen-In, Yogen-In, Shoden-Ji, Genko-An, And Kosho-Ji Among A Few Others, Kyoto
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#30 You Know You’ve Lived In Tokyo Too Long When A Gargantuan Gandumesque Robot On The Back Of A Large Truck Drives By
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