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  1. 2008年8月20日 · Head Porter label should be around a maximum of 30,000 Yen, with most being less (it depends on what you want, of course) http://www.yoshidakaban.com/ You can also go to this japanese online shopping site and see the price ranges: http://esearch.rakuten.co.jp/rms/sd/esearch/vc?sv=2&c=2836&s...

  2. Japan Question Forum: Porter bags in Ginza. Destinations Top Destinations Top Destinations Tokyo Kyoto Osaka Hakone Mount Fuji Sapporo Nara Nagoya Nikko Kobe Kamakura Fukuoka Yokohama Kanazawa Takayama

  3. Discover the Japanese traditional technique of transforming broken ceramic objects into revitalized art pieces, Kintsugi. View on Klook. Samurai Trial Cutting Experience of Japanese Swords in Tokyo. ¥13,000. ★★★★★. 10. Iaido, an ancient Japanese martial art, traces its origins back to the era of samurai warriors.

  4. 2009年1月18日 · i'm living in japan for 6 months and i brought my Head and Shoulder Shampoo. But now, i want to buy one and, what a surprise, i didn't find it. I have the same problem than you and i bought H&S (head spa refresh) from P&G, but it's totally different from the H&S i used before.

  5. Industry and Commerce. Japan did not start large-scale industrialization until the country faced the threat of Western imperialism in the second half of the 19th century. In order to remain independent and catch up with the West, Japan successfully undertook an industrial revolution that made it the first industrialized country in Asia over the ...

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  6. Old Tokaido. Two Hakone Tozan buses per hour run on the bus line K along the Old Tokaido between Hakone-Yumoto and Moto-Hakone, stopping at Hatajuku (20 minutes, 410 yen from Yumoto) and the Amasake Chaya (25 minutes, 710 yen) along the way. In the early morning and in the evening, buses operate only between Hakone-Yumoto and Hatajuku.

  7. Kongobuji (金剛峯寺, Kongōbuji) was originally constructed in 1593 by Toyotomi Hideyoshi to commemorate the death of his mother. Later it was merged with a neighboring temple and reorganized into the head temple of Shingon Buddhism, the sect introduced to Japan by Kobo Daishi in 805 and headquartered on Koyasan. After entering the building ...