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Ema ("picture-horse") are small wooden plaques, common to Japan, in which Shinto and Buddhist worshippers write prayers or wishes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ema_(Shinto)
Make sure you do not write your full name (any identifiable thing) on Ema as it is open to public. It is sometime fun to look those.
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Halal Certificates in Japan
When I was growing up in Japan, I have never heard of Halal ... but recently when I go to Japan, there are many restaurants that has Halal sign in the front. I believe Halal is available in the city like Tokyo, but you may find the difficult to find in the country side.
This is a bird's eye view of Tokyo station.
This picture was taken from Hotel Metropolitan Tokyo Marunouchi.
It was nit that expensive when I stayed there.
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PSP can make your website bilingual ... or any other language you need. Just is about mutual language website.
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At PSPinc, we can help you capture Japanese market by creating stunning Japanese language website. If you need Japanese language website, please talk to PSPinc.
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When you say western lunch in Japan ... this is what it looks like.
It is call A Lunch ...
We had Japanese curry for lunch.
Everyone enjoyed it.
We had at least 25 people ...
This picture I took in Japan makes me hungry.
I had this for breakfast in Japan ... about $5.00 ... great deal.
If you live in Japan and need .jp domain and web and email hosting, please consider Alpha-Mail 2 by Otsuka Corporation.
https://webdirect.tanomail.com/mitsumori/choice.asp
This system is developed and hosted buy PSPinc.
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A Rice Cooker is Displayed at Kansai Airport
Many Chinese Tourists buy It.
Would you spend $500 ~ $1,000 for a rice cooker?
Many Japanese people do.
Rice Cooker is called "SUIHANKI" すいはんき （炊飯器） in Japanese.
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