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Morioka Bookstore: The “One Book” Bookstore Hidden in Ginza Tucked away in the historical building “Suzuki Building” in Tokyo‘s Ginza is a unique bookstore—Morioka Bookstore. This bookstore has no dazzling shelves of books, no eye-catching …

The “Withdrawal from the Team” phenomenon in reality: A Japanese city councilor drives out a school doctor, leading to a series of troubles. In recent years, the trope of “Withdrawal from the Team” has been …

The “flashlight” of the Edo period: a niche lamp for lighting candles Recently, Japanese netizens discovered that a painting depicting the Edo period actually included lighting tools similar to modern flashlights, sparking discussions among netizens. …

Fun Stories from Google Translate: Captain America’s “A” Forehead In modern life, it has become very common to use mobile phone lenses in conjunction with translation applications for real-time translation. Many people often use this …

Strange phenomenon within the circle of artists: why is it better to paint casually than to create with care? Have you ever had the experience of carefully preparing and fully dedicating yourself to completing something, …

Looking back on your dream: Have you ever talked to your friends about the future back then? Many people may have had conversations with friends about their future dreams during their studies. But now that …

The Legendary Past of Tiger Brand: The Former ‘Pet’ Tiger Tiger, a well-known Japanese company known for producing vacuum insulated bottles and hot water bottles, has recently sparked a heated discussion among netizens due to …

Japan LAWSON Unmanned Convenience Store: Prospects for Future Shopping Experience Recently, there have been frequent news reports about convenience stores in Japan, especially about innovative measures for unmanned convenience stores. Japan’s LAWSON is building an …

Unveiling the Packaging Process of Japanese Twisted Egg Toys: Amazing Details Crafted by Hand Twisted egg toys have always been a childhood and adult memory for many people, with rich and diverse content and mysterious …

Mountaineer Ken Noguchi’s epiphany: “Mountains are not meant for climbing, but for viewing Climbing is a challenge and a way for many people to enjoy nature. However, a recent statement by the famous Japanese mountaineer …