
Going Local with Fukushima Food Camp
Fukushima was once known as one of Japan’s agricultural heartlands. Now, one company is helping to reintroduce the wonders of Fukushima’s local food, drink, produce, and landscapes.

Fukushima was once known as one of Japan’s agricultural heartlands. Now, one company is helping to reintroduce the wonders of Fukushima’s local food, drink, produce, and landscapes.

A famous Buddhist temple in Kyoto is once again drawing visitors – as well as scammers looking to profit off of them.

Japan’s extensive expressway network has some of the most expensive tolls in the world. Now, the date for them to be made free has been moved to next century.

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