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Popular Japanese Makeup Brands For 2025

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There are many cosmetics companies not only in Japan but all over the world, competing with each other with their unique technologies, aiming to acquire many users. If you’re wondering...

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6 Best Japanese Toilet Brands

6 Best Japanese Toilet Brands

There are loads of amazing Japanese-style toilets you would encounter in Japan. They have features that make them appealing to not just Japanese people but foreigners who visit Japan. Japanese...

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Yukata vs Kimono: 10 differences You Should Know.

Yukata vs Kimono: 10 differences You Should Know.

Both Yukata and Kimono are renowned traditional Japanese garments that have become a global fashion statement because of their beauty and style. Both are unisex, full-length T-shaped robes that have...

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Types of Pachinko Machines.

Types of Pachinko Machines.

Pachinko is quite a popular game in Japan. It is so common that there are over 8. 8 thousand pachinko parlors and about 2. 3 million pachinko machines around the...

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Best 10 Japanese Sunglasses Brands For 2025

Best 10 Japanese Sunglasses Brands For 2025

When it comes to chic sunglasses, Japan has been known to produce some of the best fashion-forward eyewear popular around the world. These products, usually handcrafted, are made with close...

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Omikuji In Japan - Information and Facts.

Omikuji In Japan - Information and Facts.

Omikuji is one of Japan’s good luck charms. In fact, it has a lot to do with fortune-telling. Do you believe in fortunes and predictions? Well, Japanese people do. With...

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