Pictures show Japan's abandoned erotic museums www.dailymail.co.uk

Before the dawn of the internet, sex museums in tiny Japanese spa towns provided a refuge for locals seeking a frivolous and liberating form of entertainment.

A breathtaking portfolio of photographs …

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Japan cherry blossom season 2017 photos: Crowds flock to see Tokyo's cherry blossoms www.traveller.com.au

Crowds of tourists and residents set off a flurry of selfie sticks and mobile phones in Tokyo's Ueno Park on Tuesday, as they flocked to enjoy the cherry blossoms marking the start of spring.

Japan h…

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Snake-like robot that can climb stairs unveiled at university in Tokyo mainichi.jp

A snake-like robot that is capable of scaling and descending steep steps has been developed by a group that includes The University of Electro-Communications (UEC) in Tokyo, it has been learned.

The …

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Huge Undeground Tunnels Safeguard Greater Tokyo from Floods (photos) www.nippon.com

The Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel was completed 10 years ago and has helped reduced flood damage around the nation’s capital on more than 100 occasions. The world-class underg…

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Kitanomaru Park: A Hidden Oasis of Nature, Culture and History in Tokyo tokyocheapo.com

Immediately north of the Imperial Palace moat is a central, almost secret woodland park called Kitanomaru Park. Steps from the hustle and hoardes of people walking and running around the moat, this p…

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Ghost in the Shell Review www.ign.com

This review of Ghost in the Shell from ign isn't completely negative, but lookng at other sources like RottenTomatoes where it got only 2 stars it is probably safe to say that the movie is not a huge…

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¥75 Billion Renovation Starts at Tokyo Disneyland www.nippon.com

The renovation, covering a total area of some 47,000 square meters, will be one of the largest for Tokyo Disneyland since it opened in 1983 in the city of Urayasu, Chiba Prefecture, east of Tokyo.

At…

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Japan's 1st outdoor Legoland park opens in Nagoya news.abs-cbn.com

Japan's first outdoor Legoland park opened in Nagoya on Saturday, with the major new attraction raising hopes that more foreign tourists will visit the area and deliver an economic boon to the countr…

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Yosakoi: Why It’s My Favorite Japanese Festival blog.gaijinpot.com

Yosakoi is a dance that originated in Kochi prefecture, on the southern island of Shikoku. It grew out of awa odori, a traditional dance style and festival from neighboring Tokushima prefecture. Awa …

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Making Tokyo Beautiful for Olympics May Cost $6.8 Billion www.bloomberg.com

The company known as Tepco, which faces $144 billion in clean up costs for the 2011 Fukushima nuclear meltdown, has been assigned with removing hundreds of thousands of utility poles across Tokyo so …

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