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Alley in Asakusa. Taken with iPhone

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Ikebukuro. Taken with iPhone

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Rain in Hachobori. Taken on iPhone

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Rainy day near the Enter Japan office in Hachobori, Tokyo. Taken with iPhone.

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Walking through Asakusa in Tokyo

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Then we went for Takoyaki at Gindako

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Enter Japan went to Asakusa to hold interviews. We also took photos with our iPhones.

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Moshi Moshi Nippon KAWAII Festival 2014

"Like it, loathe it, or crave it enough to wear its skin as a blanket, Japanesekawaii culture, and its legions of disposable idols, are rallying for their global march against the banal and mundane. Hoping to spear-head the operation is the Moshi Moshi Nippon project – an organisation with a singular objective: to disseminate the message of Japanese pop-culture to all the denizens of the world."

: Read more at Enter Japan

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A guide to Beer in Japan

"When most people think of Japan and alcohol, the first thing that probably comes to mind is sake (pronounced ‘sah-kay’, not ‘sah-key’).But like most modern countries, beer is the most popular and important alcoholic beverage in the Land of the Rising Sun."

: Read more at Enter Japan

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Ukai - when people decide regular fishing is for the birds

"Fishing – getting away from work, the tranquillity of nature, finding an excuse to play with that boat you’ve spent way too much money on, oh, and beers with mates – good times. However, if you’re like me, which I hope for the sake of your loved ones you aren’t, then nowhere on that list would appear ‘catching fish’."

: Read more at Enter Japan

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Queen of the J-Vlogosphere: Sharla in Japan

"Ms. Sharla Katalin Hinskens of Victoria, Canada came to Japan in 2011 to complete her undergraduate degree in International Communication. She now works as a part time interpreter/translator and spends an inordinate amount of time using her mad video blogging skillz to learn us all about Japan..."

: Read more at Enter Japan

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