Navigating Japan’s Efficient Transportation System- Part 1
Japan is renowned for its reliable and fast train network. The country boasts an efficient transportation system, making it easy and comfortable to travel almost…
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Japan is renowned for its reliable and fast train network. The country boasts an efficient transportation system, making it easy and comfortable to travel almost…
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If you’re coming from Western countries, Japanese clothing sizes can be quite perplexing. For example, a girl who typically wears a size small in the…
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In the Tokyo area, it’s customary to leave the right side of the escalator free for those in a hurry, similar to practices in the…
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The kimono, Japan’s national dress, captivates travelers with its elegance, deep cultural significance, and rich history.
With KCP International, immerse yourself in the heart of Tokyo with a wide variety of courses, flexible schedules and convenient packages you keep your experience easy!
The official currency of Japan is the yen (円, en). One yen equals 100 sen, although sen are no longer used in daily transactions except…
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In Japanese culture, it’s customary to present a gift when visiting someone’s home or staying with a host family. Understanding the Japanese gift giving culture…
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Japan’s most renowned tourist sites often include shrines and temples, with numerous hidden gems scattered across the country, even within bustling cities. It would be…
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In Japan, the custom of removing shoes before entering a home extends beyond residences to various other places like temples, shrines, hot spring resorts, traditional…
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