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Our Welcome VideoKeat and Kyle welcome our viewers, and discuss some personal items to get our viewers to know us
I'm off to Japan, and I want to say a few things before leaving the USA
Foods I have found in Japan! Flying to Japan!
We reminisce about long flight to Japan - with cats! We go through the flight, getting the cats on the plane, the AQS, Customs, and trains to the apartment Shopping at the Japanese Wal-Mart!
Okay, it's not actually a "Wal-Mart," but in Japan, it's the closest thing! A grocery store, hardware, clothing, housewares, bikes, gardening, a barbershop, a dry cleaners, and even a cafe! This place has it all! Hanko 101: Understanding Japan's Signature
A Hanko, or the Japanese version of a signature, is still needed a lot in Japan, even if you're a foreigner. Know the in's and out's (and how to get one) of Hankos here They're Everywhere!
Japanese kids. They're everywhere! Turn the corner, and BAM! Japanese kid. And their English (to varying degrees) can be cute! Happy Cat Day!
Why is 2/22 known as "Cat Day" in Japan? Aside from their obsessive Cat culture, there is one main reason! Rainy Day Blues
Rain is a constant in Japan, and it can be pretty bad. Especially if you get drenched from above, and one of your students hear something they weren't supposed to! Japanese Car Magnets (and what they mean)
Whether you're traveling Japan via train, on foot, or by car, chances are you'll see a strange decal on a few cars passing by. For the longest time, we at Japanoblog were curious as to what these decals meant, as there was not any self-explaining context. Review: Starbucks Cherry Apple Pie
While visiting Narita, we stop by Starbucks and try their newest creation.