... Japanese of a generation ago have imagined that such athletes would come out of Japan?

... Launch a new car to the market in 2025

... hands together at a temple. In the case of a shrine: 1. First, put the offering money into the offering box. 2. Ring the bell, bow twice, clap your hands twice, then pray. 3. Finally, bow once.

... There are also differences in the way buildings are constructed and the etiquette when praying.

What is the difference between Japanese temples and shrines?

... diameter washed ashore on the coast near present-day Kamisu City, Ibaraki Prefecture.

... Shinto and Bushido are involved.

... restaurants you should definitely visit. There are many delicious yakiniku restaurants in Tokyo, but please try this one too.

... Edo period. Even after the Meiji Restoration, he continued to firmly advocate the expulsion of Joi, so he was viewed as dangerous by the domain and the new government. It is a model for a manga.

神道とは 神道は、日本の宗教。惟神道ともいう。開祖や教祖・教典を持たず、森羅万象あらゆるものに神が宿るという思想に基づく。神話、八百万の神、自然や自然現象など、アニミズム的、祖霊崇拝的な民族宗教である。 神と自然は一体と認識され、神と人間を結ぶ具体的作法が祭祀であり、その祭祀を行う場所が神社であり、聖域とされた。

... hidden gem "Wazaya", a pasta specialty restaurant. The pasta served here is Japanese-style pasta, so be sure to try it.

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... the best yakitori in Japan. We use Date chicken and grill it over Kishu Bincho charcoal. Also, they are particular about the way they bake it, making it truly exquisite.

... whose chef trained at the famous Naples restaurant "Il Pizzaiolo del Presidente" and won the World Pizza Championship in Naples two years in a row in 2007 and 2008.

... to people who are traveling to Japan. Our first restaurant will be an eel restaurant. "Nodaiwa main Branch" is located right next to Tokyo Tower and is easy to go to while sightseeing.

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