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Feeling Disconnected at Hiroshima Peace Park

By Robert Schrader on April 19, 2014 in Asia, Featured, Japan, Photos

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One of the first places I visited back in July 2010, literally hours after I officially become location-independent in fact, was the Vietnam War Museum in Saigon, Vietnam. I hadn’t particularly wanted to go to...

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Kyoto Japan: Where Are All the Geishas?

By Robert Schrader on April 15, 2014 in Asia, Featured, Japan, Photos

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I was so certain I would see a geisha as my train rolled into Kyoto Station that I didn’t even allot time for it as I mentally planned out my evening.“They’ll be everywhere in that...

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Getting Around Tokyo & What To See Beyond Spring Cherry Blossoms

By Robert Schrader on April 12, 2014 in Asia, Featured, Japan, Photos, Tokyo

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I was overjoyed when I landed in Tokyo this month and was greeted with a city carpeted in stunningly beautiful cherry blossoms, but I was also concerned. You see, I’d been telling myself that I had...

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Japan in April, A Fabulous Time To Catch Cherry Blossoms

By Robert Schrader on April 10, 2014 in Asia, Featured, Japan, Photos, Tokyo

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Since this is my first trip to Japan, it would be foolish for me to declare that visiting Japan in one month is better than any other. That said, the photos below, which show Tokyo blanketed...

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5 Quirky Sights & Things To Do In Tokyo

By Jonny Scott Blair on March 18, 2014 in Asia, Japan, Photos, Tokyo

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While I admit Tokoyo didn’t rope me in or make me love it, there were some completely odd, random and quirky things I noticed when I was there. I thought I’d share my 5 random...

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Behind the Word Shimaguni

By Matt Keighley on March 12, 2014 in Asia, Japan, Photos

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There are times when the people I speak to smile a knowing smile, lean their head to a slight angle and utter the word shimaguni. It is a word that seems to embody far more...

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Japan Week 2014 For The Best of Japanese Culture

By Renee Blodgett on March 5, 2014 in Asia, Events, Festivals, Japan, New York, New York City, North America, Photos, USA

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Japanese culture, cuisine and tourism comes to Grand Central Terminal with Japan Week 2014, a three-day festival organized by the Japan Tourism Agency and Japan National Tourism Organization and supported by the Consulate General of...

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The Changing Culture in Kyoto Japan

By Megan McDonough on February 3, 2014 in Asia, Featured, Japan, Photos

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Kyoto is often considered a traditional city, particularly because there are so many temples and places of worship. While that’s certainly true in many aspects, I also found it to be very modern and full...

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Feeling Disconnected at Hiroshima Peace Park

Kyoto Japan: Where Are All the Geishas?

Getting Around Tokyo & What To See Beyond Spring Cherry Blossoms

Japan in April, A Fabulous Time To Catch Cherry Blossoms

5 Quirky Sights & Things To Do In Tokyo

Behind the Word Shimaguni

Japan Week 2014 For The Best of Japanese Culture

The Changing Culture in Kyoto Japan

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