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2016年11月29日 · Bread first came to Japan through Portuguese traders and missionaries in the mid-16th century. However, Christianity was banned in the early 17th century, and any toehold bread had made went with it. But the name stuck: the Japanese word for bread is pan, which is the local adaptation of the Portuguese pão . While a bread recipe can be found ...
2017年4月27日 · The following 11 options each offer something that can only be experienced around Golden Week! 11. Koinobori Carp Streamer Village Festival (Gunma) Carp streamers (koinobori) are traditionally hung outside homes and schools in anticipation of Children's Day on May 5, the last day of Golden Week. The carp represent the members of the family ...
2021年9月28日 · 怎样才是“刚刚好的自行车”？很简单，自己下去试骑就知道。 1997年，金井先是创立自行车配件专门购物网“tokyobike.com”，然后将自己设计的自行车委託工厂制造，试骑样品后再调整不满意的地方，如此来来回回无数次，终于在2002年，金井心中那一台能够游走城市的自行车“tokyobike”诞生了！
2017年2月10日 · 7. Diamond Eyelid Liquid. 8. Miche Bloomin' Eyelash. 9. Miche Bloomin' EYELASH GLUE. 10. Miche Bloomin' Eyeliner. If you're looking to explore Japan's bevy of beauty and makeup products, but are unsure of how to start channeling your favorite idol or model, look no further!
2017年1月30日 · Watch on. Our favorite Texan and her humorous hubby are back with a list of five things that are acceptable to do here in Japan that might be frowned upon, or illegal, in the U.S. Grace contrasts her American sensibilities with her experiences here in Japan, while Ryosuke confirms that these things are in fact fine to do in Japan.
2017年5月29日 · 5. Kin-no-Kura Jr. (金の蔵Jr.) This is one of the highest-profile izakaya chains for tourists around Tokyo and the greater Kanto area, as it focuses on having branches in major tourist spots in the region. You'll also find branches in Hokkaido, Chubu and Kansai. The price and menu selection are very appealing to tourists as well, charging ...
5 天前 · Mount Fuji is a composite volcano said to have formed approximately 100,000 years ago. At 3,776 meters (about 12,389 feet), Mount Fuji is the highest mountain in Japan, dwarfing the next tallest mountain, Mount Kita, by over 580 meters (about 1,903 feet). It rises solitarily in the middle of Japan's main island, Honshu—unlike the peaks in ...
