, June 28, 2026
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, June 28, 2026
Looking for healthy, organic, and non-GMO groceries? Shunrakuzen offers a wide range of specialty items for a sustainable and balanced lifestyle.
Post date: Jun 04, 2026
A local's guide to Ōsu: temple precincts, covered arcades, secondhand shops, street food, and the pleasure of wandering without a plan.
Post date: Jun 01, 2026
Here are some phrases that will lower your social standing but raise your bank balance!
Post date: Jun 01, 2026
Big band, trio sets, Okinawan jazz, and open jam sessions — all day outdoors at Tsuruma Park's Universal Suffrage Memorial Stage. Sat. June 13.
Post date: May 30, 2026
Unlock the secrets of Janken (Japanese Rock-Paper-Scissors)! Learn authentic strategies, winning tactics, and essential Japanese phrases. More than just a game!
Post date: May 09, 2026
SAKAE SP-RING turns 20 this year, bringing hundreds of artists to 18 venues across Sakae and Shin-Sakae. Here’s how the wristband system works, where to exchange tickets, and a few acts worth catching before you lose your friends somewhere near Shin-Sakae.
Post date: May 01, 2026
The 42nd Arimatsu Shibori (Tie-Dyeing) Festival promises a captivating blend of history, culture, and hands-on experiences.
Post date: May 01, 2026
Nagoya police are cracking down on crime with a powerful new vehicle code-named "My Hearty Bike."
Post date: Apr 24, 2026
In eastern Nagoya, Heiwa Park offers long lawns, cherry trees, pond walks, wooded paths, and a calmer kind of city park experience for friends, families, and kids who want to run.
Post date: Apr 22, 2026
Nagoya’s signature eel dish is served with structure, ritual, and restraint at Atsuta Horaiken, one of the city’s best-known hitsumabushi restaurants.
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