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back Buzzword Archives iyashi kyara iyashi kyara Characters that have a soothing effect on people (November 2006) Kigurumi Kigurumi An elementary school girl duo who sing a hit TV commercial tune

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back next archives Cool Biz photo (PANA) A campaign to encourage men to go to work in the summer without a jacket and tie. A government-led campaign to persuade office workers to dress lightly in

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back next archives Han-ryu Yong-sama (Jiji) The boom in Korean culture in Japan. This word is made by combining the character for Korea (Han) with a character for fashion (ryu). The South Korean

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back next archives karisuma shufu karisuma shufu (Fusosha) Celebrity housewife with renowned cooking and housekeeping skills The English word charisma comes from a Greek word meaning "gift of the

03-04 | Pop Culture | Memory Lane | Trends in Japan | Web Japan
Discover manga, anime, J-pop, and much more in this section showcasing some of the most popular and influential Japanese arts and entertainment of recent years.

05-07 | Pop Culture | Memory Lane | Trends in Japan | Web Japan
Discover manga, anime, J-pop, and much more in this section showcasing some of the most popular and influential Japanese arts and entertainment of recent years.

01-02 | Business & Economy | Memory Lane | Trends in Japan | Web Japan
Japanese businesses have a well deserved reputation for innovation. Explore the cutting-edge products and services Japanese companies have developed in recent times.

03-04 | Business & Economy | Memory Lane | Trends in Japan | Web Japan
Japanese businesses have a well deserved reputation for innovation. Explore the cutting-edge products and services Japanese companies have developed in recent times.

97-98 | Business & Economy | Memory Lane | Trends in Japan | Web Japan
Japanese businesses have a well deserved reputation for innovation. Explore the cutting-edge products and services Japanese companies have developed in recent times.

Making The Community A School | Lifestyle | Trends in Japan | Web Japan
An unusual university has opened in Tokyo's Shibuya district, a bustling cradle of Japanese youth culture. Named Shibuya University Network, it has made the district itself its campus.

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Trends in Japan > About this Sites About This Site Trends in Japan is a site that introduces the latest developments in Japanese business, entertainment, fashion, science, society, sports, and more

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Tea ceremony (JNTO) Tea ceremony (©JNTO) Performing Japanese flower arrangement (JNTO) Flower arrangement (©JNTO) Japanese traditional culture - whether it be the tea ceremony, flower arra

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Port of Yokohama Port of Yokohama (©JNTO) Chinatown in Yokohama One of the five gates to Chinatown (©Yokohama Chinatown Development Association) Motomachi dori Motomach-dori (©Motomac

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Areas of Tokyo index | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 3. Omotesando and Aoyama: Fashion Central

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1. Imperial Palace/Tokyo Station Area 1. Imperial Palace/Tokyo Station Area The Political and Financial Nucleus 2. Ginza 2. Ginza A Pedestrian Paradise of Posh Department Stores and Boutiques 3. Omo

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Shibuya Shibuya Bunkamura Bunkamura Takeshita-dori Takeshita-dori In Shibuya and Harajuku, youth reigns supreme. Over 90% of the crowd pouring out of Shibuya Station and into the entertainment distr

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By Yukiko Hashimoto Curator, Edo-Tokyo Museum Japan pursued a policy of seclusion during the Edo period (1603-1868), and some people may be under the impression that the nation was entirely cut off

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Omotesando boulevard Omotesando boulevard A stone tower on Omotesando A stone tower on Omotesando Overlapping the Harajuku area is Omotesando, which is also the name of the tree-lined boulevard that