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The mystery of the Japanese billion dollar gold tunnel system
General Yamashita is tasked with organizing the underground tunneling plan and finding caves to hide all the gold and silver plundered from Asian countries, gathered in…
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Ion-powered spacecraft is about to set sail for Mercury
The mission of exploring cooperation space between Europe and Japan has just made its way to Mercury, especially this is a space ship using ion energy.
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Strenuous and meticulous, this is how Japanese people create the world's thinnest paper
In Japan there is a company that is producing the world's thinnest paper with a thickness of only 0.02mm, equivalent to human skin. The advantage of this type of paper i…
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The series illustrates how Japanese people in the Edo period saw the Western world
The following series of paintings that you are prepared to take from the book Osanaetoki Bankokubanashi from 1861 (children's stories and illustrations from 10,000 count…
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The Japanese island suddenly disappears, looking forever and unseen
The Japanese Coast Guard opened a campaign to find something that would normally not be hard to find, an island.
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Why can lost items in Japan be returned to their owners?
People often uphold the safety of Japanese society, where you can fall asleep in sidewalks or trams after a long day of work.
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Differences in swords of Europe and Asia
Sword is a weapon that is present all over the world but there is a marked difference between Asia and Europe.
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Revealing the passport of
According to the Henley Passport Index released on October 9, Japan is currently the most powerful passport holder on the planet.
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Interesting facts in world history talk about LGBT
Do you know Japanese samurai warriors there?
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Why do Japanese women dye black teeth?
In ancient times, black teeth were considered a symbol of female beauty, popular among women of all social strata for centuries. In Japan, the practice of dyeing black t…
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The destination is true in the famous Japanese animated films
The scene in Japan's familiar animated films is not entirely built up from imagination, but also by the reimagination of world-famous tourist destinations.
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The reason Japanese trainers sat on the tracks watching trains run
Nearly 200 maintenance staff of JR West have undergone this strange training, the Daily Mail said.
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Automatic pizza vending machine in Japan - No need to worry about a closed shop, just buy it!
Japan is famous for its vending machines. Even in the most remote rural areas of Japan, tourists and residents can see these machines on the road.
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Little known rite of traditional Japanese hot spring baths
Located in the volcanic region of the Pacific Ocean, Japan is likened to being lying on one
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Why do Japanese still like to sit on the floor?
When you're in Japan, even sitting on the floor is a very new experience.