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Trump-Inspired Populist Takes the Spotlight in Japan

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KAGOSHIMA, Japan — The crowd of 800 people were younger than those who typically attend political rallies in Japan. But they had gathered in the shadow of a smoking volcano to hear a populist upstart in Sunday's parliamentary elections whose…See the Story

Okinawa · Okinawa

New Japan Theme Park Has Two-Tier Pricing for Foreigners. Will People Pay? - Unseen Japan

A new theme park with no name recognition opened for business in Okinawa on Juky 28th. The nature-themed destination hopes to tap into Okinawa’s booming tourism traffic. It also hopes to make a pretty penny off of overseas visitors with its two-tier pricing system. The question is: Will it succeed? What’s in Junglia Okinawa An actual photo of Junglia, as opposed to the bewildering AI-generated photos that litter its website. (Picture: Japan Ente…Read Article

Buddhism · Fukuoka

Japan Buddhist Temple Starts Two-Tier Pricing to Offset Overtourism Damage - Unseen Japan

Some Japanese Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples have gotten fed up with tourists. It’s not that every tourist who visits is bad, of course. Sadly, it only takes a few miscreants to ruin it for everyone else. Some locations have gone so far as to ban tourists completely. A popular temple in Fukuoka hasn’t gone to that extreme. However, it is making tourists pay to enter to help clean up the damage. A small fee The feet of the Nehanzō (Buddha in…Read Article

More Than a Budget Stay: The Controversy Behind Japan's APA Hotels - Unseen Japan

If you’ve spent time in Japan, you’ve probably spotted an APA Hotel at some point (or a dozen). They’re everywhere, popping up on nearly every city block, almost as common as the country’s iconic combini chains. Fast-growing and unmistakable, APA has become a go-to for budget-conscious travelers. Most know APA for its low prices, convenient locations, and simple, no-frills service. For others, it’s just the hotel you keep bumping into. But far f…Tokyo, Japan · Tokyo Read Article

Japan's Political Parties Explained: Who They Are, What They Stand For - Unseen Japan

With less than a week to go before the election on July 20th, Japan’s political landscape is once again in the spotlight. But for many, the maze of parties, platforms, and shifting alliances can be hard to follow. That’s where we come in. Here are Japan’s political parties explained, from the long-dominant LDP to its rising challengers, in plain language. The stakes are high: voters will decide who fills 124 of the 248 seats in the Upper House. …Japan · Japan Read Article

Japanese Ramen Store Rescinds "20 Minute-Rule" for Eating Titanic Bowl - Unseen Japan

In Japan, there’s one ramen chain known for its vast portions. It’s also known for its long list of unspoken rules. Now, one shop in the chain is adding another gut-busting rule that some Japanese Internet users say is impossible to obey. Busting guts since 1970 All Ramen Jirō stores, like this one in Matsudo, Chiba Prefecture, have the same “did it go out of business” aesthetic. Ramen Jirō is known for its super-sized portions with plenty of ga…Chiba · Chiba Read Article

Fact Check: Did Abe Akie Fake Not Speaking English with Trump? - Unseen Japan

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Discover Japan's Natural Gems With the National Parks Stamp Rally Campaign - Unseen Japan

Japan’s National Park Stamp Rally Campaign provides an excellent opportunity to explore the country’s diverse landscapes while also helping alleviate congestion in major cities. By doing so, it encourages tourists to visit rural and lesser-known destinations. The campaign promotes more balanced travel across the country. For travelers seeking Japan’s natural beauty and cultural heritage, this initiative offers a unique way to enjoy scenic nation…Japan · Japan Read Article

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