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  • Hokkaido Shreds

    September in Sapporo

    Sapporo in September, completely different from the main land of Japan where people still suffer from lingering summer heat. The capital city of Hokkaido has a population of two million, but has such a big natural park in the center of t...
    June 1, 2021May 21, 2025
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    Japanese Culture and Traditions

    The Sound of Silence: Do You Have the “Ninja Ears” of the Japanese?

    My sister thinks my personality is "Tofu," but my brain thinks insect noises are a language. Join me as I explore the bizarre world of Japanese onomatopoeia—where we can talk only in "fluffy" sounds—and discover the "Ninja Ears" that allow our craftsmen to hear the silent voices of Hokkaido trees.
    June 1, 2021January 6, 2026
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