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  • Japanese Culture and Traditions

    New Year’s Ambition: A 5-Yen Prayer and the Secret Mushroom Shrine

    Happy 2026! I’ve just returned to the "nightmare" of reality after the holidays. While most Japanese people are freezing in shrine queues to offer a 3-cent prayer, I’m waiting for the 11:00 AM rice-cake scattering—and for spring to hunt for French delicacies in the shadows of the gods. Join me as I explore the powder snow of Asahikawa and how a failed furniture sales pitch turned into a mushroom deal at a luxury forest lodge.
    January 5, 2026January 6, 2026
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    Hebocon, Virtual Idols, and the Aesthetics of the “Useless”: Why Efficiency is Overrated

    In a world obsessed with precision, Hebocon is a profound rejection of efficiency. It is a "Sumo of Sorrows" where paper-faced robots self-destruct in a tragic microcosm of the human condition. Why do we love the "heboi" and the non-functional? From Doraemon to the Hatsune Miku Art Chair, we delve into the Japanese art of finding a soul in the beautifully unnecessary.
    August 6, 2025January 6, 2026
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