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Vegetarian's Japan Guide

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A Guide to Tokyo’s Transportation System and Train Routes

Tokyo’s transportation system is probably the most complicated in the world. With so many train stations packed in the city, even the Japanese find it confusing when they look at Tokyo’s railway map. If you are from somewhere other than Tokyo, it is even harder to figure out which train line to get to the

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T's Tantan Japan's Best Vegan Restaurant Chain

T’s Tantan: The Incredible Vegan Ramen Chain in Japan

One of the popular Japanese dishes that many international tourists want to try in Japan is ramen noodles. Although ramen restaurants can be commonly found in the country, vegan ramen is hard to come by. But the situation has changed since T’s Tantan (T’Sたんたん) from Tokyo‘s Jiyūgaoka (自由が丘) had started expanding their presence.

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The Maneki-neko at Gotokuji Tokyo Japan

Gōtokuji: Tokyo’s Infamous Maneki-neko Lucky Cat Temple

You might have come across the beckoning cat, maneki-neko (招き猫). The cat figurine is often believed to bring good luck to the owner. Leaving the figurine’s ability to bring good fortune aside, the maneki-neko is a cute decor and might cheer you up when feeling down. If you are smitten by maneki-neko, the must-visit spot

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Taiwanese Pavilion, Kyū-Goryo-Tei in Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden Tokyo Japan

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden: An Oasis of Peace and Quiet

Even if you haven’t been to Japan before, your image of Shinjuku is most likely an area in Tokyo that is filled with skyscrapers and crowds. While the stereotype is true, Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden (新宿御苑) is where you can escape the crowds and adore Japanese and Western-style beautiful gardens. Although it is one of

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