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Fueki-kun is the mascot of the Fueki Nori glue products, and over the years has become a popular character on its own, earning itself a...

A museum dedicated to educating the public about poop! Although it's mostly for children, adults can enjoy the quirky art and selfie...

Unfortunately this location has closed. They are opening a new cafe at a different location and we will write about it when it opens!...

A temple in Kyoto with a large collection of both Japanese and foreign vintage dolls on display.

Osaka's Most Unique Shrine

A Cat-Themed Wagashi Shop in Nara!

A street in Tokyo with Yokai sculptures!

The most unique and interesting shrines and temples in Tokyo!

Lovers of all things retro will delight in this Showa-era wonderland of arcade games, memorabilia, candy, and more! The Odaiba area in...

Traditionally, Daruma are purchased in the beginning of the new year, and one of the eyes is then filled in while making a wish. Once the...

Ryōhō-ji (了法寺) is a Buddhist temple in Hachioji, Tokyo that was established in 1489 by Keiun Nicchō (啓運日澄) for his retirement. Although...

Bake Neko Matsuri (Supernatural Cat Festival) is a Halloween Parade that anyone can join in on by signing up in advance, and showing up...

Mentai Park (めんたいパーク) is a museum and factory where you can learn more about mentaiko, and try out a variety of different dishes either...

Keihin Fushimi Inari Shrine is home to 108 kitsune (fox) statues! In the Shinto religion, "inari" is a god that is connected to rice,...

Gotokuji Temple is said to be the birthplace of "maneki neko" (luck-inviting cat or beckoning cat) and is home to dozens of them! It's a...