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Japan Travel in the Know
What You Need to Know before Eating Salmon Roe in Hokkaido
Among river fish in Japan, the king is definitely salmon. You can see them in many rivers in Hokkaido this season. In autumn, salmon comes back from the sea and dies in its home rivers soon after spawning, which supports the ecosystem of Hokkaido's rich nature and economy. -
Marketing Tips
How to Make Small Spaces Feel Bigger in Japan
In the US, the price of homes still increases, while the Fed (FRB) is fighting inflation. In other words, even though the interest of home loans is going up, housing supply is still short in the market. Every time I see the news, I can't help thinking from my point of view as a Japanese "Isn't the size of American homes too big? The supply of homes could be increased more easily by making them smaller." -
Hokkaido Shreds
What is the best kindling for a bonfire in Hokkaido?
【The charm of bonfires】 Do you like bonfires? What kinds of things have you burned in your childhood? I was a very serious child and never played with fire, but I completely got fascinated by bonfire when I grew up and started camping.... -
Marketing Tips
Simple Ways to Get Over the Ups and Downs
When was the last time you went to a museum? To tell the truth, I don't understand much about art unfortunately, but I like to go to museums, maybe because I enjoy trying mysteries that can never be solved by me. And also, we can learn a lot about marketing tips in museums. -
Marketing Tips
Human Comedy in the White Stitches of Maison Margiela
The brand tag of Maison Margiela is just tacked only in the four corners of the tag, so that customers can remove it easily after purchase. The four tacking stitches can be seen from the outside. Ironically, most of the Japanese customers seem to leave the tag, and accordingly Maison Margiela is sometimes called "the four-point tag" in Japan. -
Hokkaido Shreds
Giant Tree Hunt in Hokkaido #1
【Giant trees are symbolic of the nature 】 Giant trees are nurtured over a long period of time to be symbolic of the nature or climate of the land. They have been the home of various creatures, the object of people's faith, and the symb... -
Hokkaido Shreds
First Road Racing Experience in Niseko, Hokkaido
【What's the Niseko HANAZONO hill climb?】 The 11th running of the Niseko HANAZONO hill climb was held on August 7th. This is a road race time trial to Niseko Annupuri Goshiki Onsen (Niseko Town boundary, elevation 796m). The total lengt... -
Japanese Culture and Traditions
Japanese Anime x Japanese Traditional Crafts
The Sunday evening depression is expressed "Sazae-san Syndrome" in Japanese. Sazae-san is the longest-running animated TV series, broadcast every Sunday evening since 1969. From this fact, you can also see how common it is to watch animated TV shows in Japan, not only for kids but also for adults. -
Japanese Culture and Traditions
Why You Can’t Miss Japanese Fireworks Festivals
Do you know the latest hi-tech firework "Sliding Peony?" It was so unique, and I've never seen such a firework before. Immediately, I googled it with many keywords and finally found that it was a new topical one called "Sliding Peony." My vocabulary is too poor to explain how unique the new firework was. Please watch these YouTube videos, instead. -
Marketing Tips
Is a Dyson Vacuum Worth It? How Is It Unique?
Our life is already sufficiently efficient. Effectiveness or efficiency is no longer an important factor for our purchasing behaviors. Dyson had re-defined vacuum cleaners. We clean up not only for a clean and tidy life but also for catharsis we feel by seeing an action and effect.