bite-JAPAN Guide to Japan and Japanese Culture

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Opened 2006.06.01.22:00

I've created a new page on earthquake information. It may not be enough but am doing my best on updates.
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What kind of country is Japan? This site aims to become a guide to Japan and Japanese culture by introducing various information about Japan, from basic information such as its location, climate, transportation, food, language and manners, to whats and whys about the local traditions and customs.

Caterpillar's Murmur

Undecided<

(SAT) June 25th, 2022

8:36 p.m. Still undecided which horse to key for Takaraduka Kinen.

Considering the track condition of Hanshin and the pace Panthalassa would probably set, the more I think the more it seems Titleholder has the most benefit. However, I do think the horse must have at least some damage from Tenno-sho (spring), and Titleholder has been performing well when extending the distance. Of course, if Titleholder is as great as Kitasan Black or Orfevre, he could win. But I just can't be sure.

I'll leave my current conclusion here for now, anyway. Have narrowed down to Authority, Titleholder, Daring Tact, Panthalassa and Win Marilyn.

The End

Caterpillar

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Pocketchange

Pocketchange - How to charge your left-over Yen to digital money

If you are ready to leave Japan but have your pocket heavy with leftover Japanese Yen, why not empty your pockets and feel light with Pocketchange?

Holidays

Holidays of June

Unfortunately, there are no holidays in June. Too bad.

Food Catalog

Cream Anmitsu

Cream Anmitsu

Fed up with the heat? Here's a nice cold Japanse-style sweets to cheer you up! Cream Anmitsu is a delux version of Anmitsu, Kanten(Japanese gelatine) jelly and fruits with ice cream topping and Kuromitsu caramel sauce poured over it. And what's great, it's low calorie!

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Manned flight by oxyride dry-cell batteries project

The Tokyo Institute of Technology in cooperation with Panasonic, has led the project 'Manned Flight by Oxyride Dry-cell Battery' into the world's first success. On July 16th this year (2006), they made success in a trial of manned flight using commercially available oxyride batteries, in a project that they had been bringing forward together.