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Continue reading →: A Guide to Visiting Kawazu-sakura and Plum BlossomsMany of you who stumble upon my posts already know that cherry blossoms are a significant part of Japanese culture, especially around spring. Their delicate beauty and symbolism of rebirth captivate people both in Japan and abroad. But did you know that there’s a variety of cherry blossoms that bloom…
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Continue reading →: Essential Japanese Phrases for TravelersIf you’re like me and planning a trip to Japan, knowing a few key phrases can go a long way. While many Japanese people understand basic English, showing effort in speaking their language will always be appreciated. Plus, it can make your interactions smoother and more enjoyable. Here are some…
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Continue reading →: Nabe, Kotatsu, and Snow: Winter in JapanIt’s been consistently cold and snowy here in Buffalo, NY, the kind of cold that seeps into your bones and lingers. Even under layers of blankets, warmth feels out of reach. This frigid weather has me reminiscing about Japanese winters, which, in my experience, were far milder but carried a…
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Continue reading →: 2025 Cherry Blossom Forecast: Plan Your Perfect Japan TripAre you planning a trip to Japan for the cherry blossoms? Well, I’m here to let you know that the Japan Meteorological Corporation just announced the first round of 2025 Cherry Blossom Forecast! These forecast are bound to change over time based on weather patterns, but it’s a fun way…
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Continue reading →: Nanakusa Gayu: A Japanese New Year’s TraditionHappy New Year to those who stumbled upon this blog. I cannot believe I’ve had this blog up and running for a full year now. Although I haven’t been able to share as much as I wanted to when I initially started up the blog, I’m thankful for all of…
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