Where did Japan's scramble crossings originate? Shibuya landmark was not the first
When it comes to scramble intersections, which halt all traffic to allow pedestrians to cross in every direction, including ...
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One night in Shibuya is all you’ll need
As such, Shibuya can be a people-watcher’s paradise. Here are a few things to be on the lookout for once you visit the area.
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PSA: Japan Visa Processing Now Takes Up To Two Months
Just a little PSA though, for those who are planning that dream trip to Japan: the Japanese visa processing for Filipinos ...
I Went to Japan and Totally Transformed My Sun Protection Routine
Walking across Tokyo’s Shibuya crossing, one of the world’s largest pedestrian intersections, I was in awe—but not of the ...
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What to do and see in Tokyo: How I spent a week in Japan's iconic capital
From taking part in traditions in Asakusa to getting lost in the playground that is Shinjuku, Tokyo is truly unique.
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Discovering Culture and Cuisine in Japan
Fall in love with the food, culture, nature, and people while exploring cities such as Tokyo, Nikko, and Okinawa.
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Homestay in rural Japan a unique cultural experience
This is Tokyo’s famous Shibuya Crossing, which is one of the busiest pedestrian crossings in the world. It feels like the ...
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VP Sara visits Tokyo for ‘meet and greet’ with Pinoy supporters
More than a week after they held a rally, Vice President Sara Duterte held a meet-and-greet event with overseas Filipino ...
Japan Bound? These Are the Best Things to Do in Tokyo
Tokyo has captured the imagination of countless creatives throughout history, from Anthony Bourdain (who said if he had to eat in only one city the rest of his life, it’d be Tokyo) to writer and ...