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Compact foldable umbrella clipped to a tote bag for everyday carry in Japan
Why Japan Loves Compact & Foldable Things: Living Beautifully in Small Spaces
Hiiragi iwashi on a plate: a grilled sardine head attached to a sprig of holly leaves
What Is Hiiragi Iwashi? The Spiky Setsubun Charm Made from Holly and Sardine
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What Is Nyūyokuzai? A Practical Guide to Japanese Bath Additives
Filling a glass with Japanese tap water at a kitchen sink
Tap Water in Japan: Safe to Drink, and Why Many People Still Filter It
Comparison of real wasabi and imitation wasabi served with sushi
Real Wasabi vs. Fake Wasabi: Why Most “Wasabi” Isn’t Real

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2026.02.13
Why Japan Loves Compact & Foldable Things: Living Beautifully in Small Spaces
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What Is Hiiragi Iwashi? The Spiky Setsubun Charm Made from Holly and Sardine
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What Is Nyūyokuzai? A Practical Guide to Japanese Bath Additives
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Tap Water in Japan: Safe to Drink, and Why Many People Still Filter It
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Real Wasabi vs. Fake Wasabi: Why Most “Wasabi” Isn’t Real

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