The Ultimate Guide to Comiket - Tokyo's Best Manga, Anime, Cosplay, and Pop Culture Event!Comiket, AKA Comic Market, is one of Japan's biggest events surrounding otaku culture - a twice-yearly (summer and winter) convention at Tokyo Big Sight featuring amateur doujinshi manga artists, big names in anime and video games, some of Japan's most famous cosplayers, and crowds of adoring Japanese pop culture fans! Whether you're gearing up and buying tickets for Comiket 99 (Winter 2020), or just want to know what Comic Market is all about, read on for all the info you crave.#tokyo#entertainment#event
Interesting Fact: Time Passes Slightly Faster at the Top of Tokyo Skytree Than on GroundScientists have found that time passes slightly faster at the observatory deck of Tokyo Skytree than at ground level. This finding can be a demonstration of Einstein's theory of general relativity outside of laboratories.#tokyo#entertainment#nature
Things That Have Changed in Japan Since the First of April 2020From increases in commodity prices to mandatory bicycle insurance, increase in entry ticket fees to theme parks and hospital prices. Here is a list of what you need to know that has changed since the first day of April 2020.#nationwide#culture#law enforcements
Tokyo Facilities & Attractions Closed Due to Coronavirus - Spring 2020 - A Comprehensive...Theme parks, museums, zoos, aquariums, and plenty of other attractions. Everything from Disneyland to the Ghibli Museum, from national musuems to planetariums, are temporarily closing due to COVID-19. Check our list for accurate closure dates for facilities all over Tokyo (and nearby).#tokyo#culture#news
Could Cheese & Cheese Crunky Be the Next Big Snack Out of Japan?Let's face it - we're all snacking a bit too much as we practice social distancing and hide from COVID-19. And in Japan, apparently, that means eating some weird chocolate.#nationwide#food#coronavirus
Stay Home and Stay Full Like the Japanese - Social Distancing with Japanese Jarred SalmonFeeling stuck in a rut thanks to social distancing? Well, the people of Japan can relate, as the Japanese COVID-19 situation refuses to improve, cases of coronavirus increase, and people are stuck with whatever food is stashed in the pantry. Thankfully, some of those Japanese pantry staples might be just the thing you're craving!#nationwide#food#coronavirus
Amid Coronavirus Fears, Japanese Twitter Responds to Abe's 2 Mask Promise with MemesAs always, Japanese Twitter users hit the nail on the head, responding to coronavirus mask worries with all-too Japanese anime-themed memes, from classic manga to Ghibli and Pokemon.#tokyo#culture#coronavirus
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