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November 7, 2024

From Tokyo to Your Door: Top 10 Perfect Gifts for Japanese Culture Fans

Finding the perfect gift for a fan of Japanese culture may seem like a challenge, but with all the wonderful options available, there's plenty to surprise and delight! From Japanese magazines to collectors' items and Japanese-inspired home decor, here's a selection of 10 must-have gift ideas to please a Japanese enthusiast. With this list, you can't go wrong - you're guaranteed to impress!

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Tenugui, a must-have Japanese accessory!

In Japanese, tenugui is spelled “手ぬぐい” and literally means hand (手, te) and wipe (ぬぐう, nuguu). It's a cotton towel that usually measures 35 by 90 centimeters, often featuring traditional Japanese patterns or designs.

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Crazy Halloween in Japan

Halloween has been celebrated in Japan since the early 70's, when the Kiddy Land Toy Store in Harajuku started selling Halloween products. In 1983, this same store organized a Halloween parade in Harajuku, one of the most famous and creative district in Tokyo. This would be the very first Halloween event in Japan.

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Halloween puddings from Shirohige's Cream Puff Factory!

Do you know Shirohige's Cream Puff Factory, an incredible patisserie located in the Setagaya / Shimo-Kitazawa district of western Tokyo? The owner is none other than the sister-in-law of Studio Ghibli's famous founder and director, Hayao Miyazaki!

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Oshi No Ko is almost over! Only 4 chapters to go.

Shueisha has announced that the famous manga Oshi no Ko by Akasaka Aka and Yokoyari Mengo will soon be coming to an end! The final chapter (chapter 166) will appear in issue 50 of Weekly Young Jump magazine, scheduled for November 14.

Japanese Culture
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Discover Tanabata: the “festival of the stars”!

Tanabata, also known as the “Star Festival”, is a Japanese celebration held on the seventh day of the seventh month. According to Japanese folklore, this is the only day of the year when the two stars, Altair and Vega, can meet.

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