9 thoughts on “ Hanagasa Odori - The Tokyo Cuban Boys - Welcome To Japan (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

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2. Kimono-kan Asakusa is just a 5 minute walk from Asakusa Station, also known as one of the most popular tourist destinations in Tokyo because of its old-fashion Japanese streets and great photo spots. At this one shop you can enjoy both yukata and full-scale kimono rentals at affordable prices, ranging from ¥ to ¥ (at the time of reservation).

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3. Udon Making Lesson in a Local Home with Japanese Culture Classes in Tokyo Get a full course of Japanese culture by learning how to cook delicious fresh udon noodles while enjoying traditional shodo calligraphy or origami crafts, all with an English-speaking instructor.

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4. Japan's longest running Latin big band. Formed by Tadaaki Misago in September They were responsible for popularizing many Latin musical styles in Japan, by playing covers of Latin originals as well as their own Latin arrangements of Japanese pop hits.

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5. Japanese traditional dance has a long history, the oldest known ones may be among those transmitted through the kagura tradition, or folk dances relating to food producing activities such as planting rice and fishing, including rain dances. There are large number of these traditional dances, which are often subfixed -odori, -asobi, and -mai, and may be specific to a region or village.

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6. Mar 07,  · It was the huge popularity of "Yon-sama" (actor Bae Yong-joon) -- male lead in the weepy South Korean TV drama "Winter Sonata" televised here in -- that's said to have really put Tokyo's Shin-Okubo district on the map. Just one train stop from the capital's largest commuter rail station.

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7. Shodo, or Japanese calligraphy, is an art form created with a brush and ink.A traditional art, shodo seeks to express the beauty of words through their written forms. For those who cannot speak Japanese, it might seem almost impossible to appreciate the aesthetic value of this art, or that it might be too difficult to try for yourself, since your hand won't be used to the writing technique.

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8. Hokkaido’s untamed wilderness and national parks make up the majority of Japan’s largest prefecture. Due to its Northern location, you can escape Japan’s dreaded muggy summers and rainy season and enjoy a long winter ski season. If you enjoy a modern city in the middle of beautiful untouched nature, Hokkaido’s the place to be.

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