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From Nihombashi to Asakusa: a calming Tokyo walk (video).
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From Nihombashi to Asakusa: a calming Tokyo walk (video).

Here’s a nice calming video walk through Tokyo for you, from everyone’s favourite Nordic chap.

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A visit to Tokyo’s giant Mech (video).

Japan has only gone and built a real-sized moving GUNDAM mech, currently available to view in Tokyo as a tourist

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Give me manga, then give me beer, then give me more damn manga (video).

What if I told you there was a place in Tokyo which was a manga lending library that served you

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Cos-play, Japanese Style (video).

If you like cos-play and you like anime, then over in Japan they have a massive con that blends the

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Tokyo’s geek heaven: Nakano Broadway (video).

Nakano Broadway in Tokyo is the mecca for anime and manga geeks – called ‘otaku’ in Japanese. This street has

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Ramen face mask beats all but the fog (weird news).

Japanese animator Shibata Takahiro has created a COVID defender face mask that resembles a bowl of ramen – realistic right

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Japan’s secret retail treasure (J-life video).

Our man-in-Japan, Ryotaro, says never underestimate the power of Japan’s fave second-hand shop in Sendai … the fabulous Mandai. They

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Japan’s creepiest abandoned places (J-life: audio).

Japan’s bubble economy left the country littered with a staggering amount of abandoned hotels, buildings, and theme parks. After a

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The stacked game of Japanese arcades (J-life video).

The gaming culture in Japan is intense, so this pair of miscreants decided to check out the scene inside a

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Gundam: real-scale walking mecha to become major Japanese tourist attraction (news).
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Gundam: real-scale walking mecha to become major Japanese tourist attraction (news).

If you like your Japanese mecha big, as in Gundam-size, then you’re in luck! The City of Yokohama in Japan

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