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  1. 2022年7月6日 · It's 19 hours from Vladivostok to Donghae, then (after a 9-hour layover) a further 15 hours to Sakaiminato. One-way tickets range from US$240 (¥24,000) for economy class to US$545 (¥55,000) for a junior suite in first class. You can also embark starting at Donghae for KRW 115,000 (¥9,500) to KRW 320,000 (¥26,500).

  2. 2014年4月9日 · 2. Rikaichan. As far as Japanese learners are concerned, Rikaichan is easily the best plug-in ever. With a single click, Firefox users activate a plug-in that allows them to browse Japanese websites with instant, no-fuss access to an extensive Japanese/English dictionary.

  3. 日本的便利超商真的是名副其實的"便利"。而其中不能錯過的便利商店正是"Lawson"(羅森) 1977年,Lawson決定開始提供24小時的服務。自那時開始,其服務涵蓋層面越來越廣。 今天要介紹我們住家的好鄰居Lawson便利商店的六大超棒的服務。

  4. 2019年6月17日 · Now that we’ve established what an ALT is, let’s get into the nitty gritty of how to become one. We’ll take a look at six options, including a few private dispatch companies, the JET program, and direct-hire scenarios. 1. Interac. Interac was founded in 1972, and is the largest private provider of ALTs in the country.

  5. 2018年6月28日 · Located in the heart of the city in Tokyo's Bunkyo Ward, Rikugien is a kaiyu circuit-style "daimyo garden." It was constructed in the Edo Period (1603 - 1868) in 1702 at the behest of the fifth shogun, Tsunayoshi Tokugawa, by Yanagisawa Yoshiyasu—daimyo of Kawagoe and close friend to Tsunayoshi. The name Rikugien (六義園) is actually a ...

  6. 2017年6月13日 · But this amazing treat is for all you Dragon Ball fans out there. Raindrop cakes have made a buzz around the world, but this recipe adds yet another layer of Japanese awesomeness by replicating the titular dragon balls from the series. Follow the video and your wish for a delicious addition to your next binge-watching session will come true!

  7. 2022年5月30日 · Rainy Season 101. The rainy season is a period of transition from spring to summer in Japan that typically lasts from early June to mid-July for most of the country. The Japanese word for rainy season is tsuyu, literally “plum rain” (梅雨), as it coincides with the season of plums ripening in Japan.

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