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Create an illustration of the Gion district in Kyoto, bustling with a small group of tourists exploring the area. The tourists, a mix of a Black woman, a Hispanic man, and a South Asian couple, are dressed in casual travel attire, contrasting with the traditional wooden facades of the tea houses and shops in the background. The colors of the buildings are vivid and diverse, standing out against the stone-paved street. The ancient and modern collide, with paper lanterns hanging beside discreet neon signs. The scene should spark curiosity with subtle details that suggest a deeper story—perhaps a geisha in the distance, or a shop with an unusual display, inviting viewers to imagine the experiences the tourists are having in this blend of the old and new.

How Long Can You Stay in Japan Without a Visa?

ByJapan Inside November 6, 2023November 6, 2023

Japan has visa exemption arrangements with several countries. This allows citizens of those countries to enter Japan as “temporary visitors” without…

Illustration showcasing the best countries in the world for 2023 based on economic, social, and quality of life factors, featuring iconic symbols from Switzerland, Canada, Australia, and the United States, seamlessly integrated into a Japanese culture-influenced backdrop. The visual narrative includes the Swiss Alps with a cuckoo clock, a Canadian maple leaf with a moose, the Sydney Opera House with a kangaroo, and the Statue of Liberty with an eagle, all artistically rendered into a Japanese garden scene with cherry blossoms and a torii gate. The contrasting colors are bold and vivid, with reds, whites, blues, and greens, creating a harmonious yet intriguing tableau that invites curiosity about how these diverse elements coexist and what they say about the countries' standings.

20 Best Countries in the World for 2024 – Based on Economic, Social, and Quality of Life Factors

ByJapan Inside November 5, 2023November 5, 2023

What is the best country in the world in 2024? According to the newly released U.S. News & World Report Best…

Restaurants | News

McDonald’s Japan Thrills Customers with Return of Popular “Come On Baby New York Burgers”

ByJapan Inside November 5, 2023November 5, 2023

McDonald’s Japan has brought back its hit limited-edition “Come On Baby New York Burgers” lineup starting October 25th. This menu aims…

Restaurants | News

This New Starbucks Japan Drink Tastes Like Christmas In A Cup

ByJapan Inside November 5, 2023November 5, 2023

Starbucks Japan has officially launched its 2023 holiday drink lineup, ushering in the festive season with new creations and returning seasonal…

Restaurants | News

Iconic Shibuya Starbucks Closes After 24 Years Offering Views of Famous Scramble Crossing

ByJapan Inside November 5, 2023November 5, 2023

The iconic Starbucks location directly overlooking the famous Shibuya Scramble intersection in Tokyo officially closed its doors on October 31st, 2023….

Illustration of an American man with an encouraging demeanor teaching a diverse group of Japanese children the technique of shooting a basketball. The scene is set on a vibrant, colorful basketball court in Japan, with Mount Fuji in the background, adding a cultural touch. The children, dressed in various colorful basketball jerseys, watch intently as the man demonstrates the perfect shooting form, the ball suspended mid-air, creating a focal point. The court is adorned with whimsical designs, like a hoop with a net resembling cherry blossoms, which adds novelty and sparks curiosity. The contrasting colors of the jerseys, the court, and the surrounding landscape create a dynamic and engaging visual story.

Person Finance

20 Part-Time Jobs Foreigners Can Do In Japan To Pay For Living Expenses

ByJapan Inside November 5, 2023November 5, 2023

Living in Japan can be expensive, so many foreigners seek out part-time work to help cover costs. The good news is…

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Watching American Football from Japan: A Step-by-Step Guide to Using ExpressVPN and YouTube TV

ByJapan Inside November 5, 2023November 5, 2023

Here is a detailed guide with step-by-step instructions for how an American living in Japan can watch American football while abroad:…

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20 Safest Cities Ranked: Why These Places Have the Rest of the World Beat

ByJapan Inside November 5, 2023January 24, 2024 January 24, 2024

Looking for the Safest Place to Live in the World? Check Out These Top 20 Cities When searching for a new…

Person Finance

7 Best Way to Send Money to Japan in 2024

ByJapan Inside November 4, 2023November 21, 2023 November 21, 2023

Looking to transfer funds to Japan but overwhelmed by the options? Discover the seven best ways to send money to Japan,…

Illustration of a 'super' Japanese janitor with an animated, heroic flair, cleaning a classroom. He's equipped with an array of vibrant cleaning supplies, a mop, and a bucket, standing heroically with a cape fluttering behind him. The classroom setting includes a blackboard and desks, with the blackboard featuring educational doodles that suggest learning and creativity. Contrasting colors vividly highlight the scene: the deep black of the blackboard, the rich brown of the desks, and the janitor's colorful cleaning tools that stand out brightly. His expression is one of determination and pride, and the entire composition tells a visual story that provokes curiosity and celebrates the janitor's important role in maintaining a clean and inspiring learning environment.

Culture

No Janitors? You Won’t Believe Who’s Scrubbing the Toilets at Japanese Schools

ByJapan Inside November 4, 2023November 4, 2023

Believe it or not, in Japan, students are the ones cleaning their own schools! There’s a long tradition in Japan of…

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