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Kokudō Station: A Time Capsule in Yokohama That Feels Like Another World

25/05/2025 by Tabimania JAPAN

Hidden beneath a concrete overpass in Yokohama’s Tsurumi Ward lies Kokudō Station, one of Japan’s most mysterious and atmospheric train stations. Despite its eerie, almost forgotten look, this station is very much in use — a living relic of the … Read More

Kanto | Manga & Anime & Game | Shopping | Tokyo

Tokyo Character Street: The Ultimate Anime and Character Shopping Destination

23/05/2025 by Tabimania JAPAN

Located beneath the bustling Tokyo Station, Tokyo Character Street is a hidden gem for fans of Japanese pop culture. With over 30 official stores featuring beloved characters like Pokémon, Ghibli, Ultraman, and many more, it’s a paradise for collectors and … Read More

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Can’t Find a Trash Bin in Japan? 5 Places to Look Right Now

17/05/2025 by Tabimania JAPAN

If you’re traveling in Japan, you might find yourself wondering, “Where are all the trash bins?” Unlike some countries, public trash cans are few and far between in Japan. But don’t worry — here’s how to locate them and properly … Read More

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An unexplored station closest to the sea on the Tsurumi Line : “Umi-Shibaura Station”

26/06/2020 by Tabimania JAPAN

Umi-Shibaura Station (海芝浦駅) is one of the last stations on the Tsurumi Line that connects Tsurumi and the Keihin Industrial Area.It is located right next to the Keihin Canal, inside the Toshiba factory, and the station name is named after … Read More

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Taro Okamoto’s masterpiece “Myth of Tomorrow” at Shibuya Station

25/06/2020 by Tabimania JAPAN

Let’s thoroughly appreciate “Myth of Tomorrow” (Taro Okamoto) at Shibuya Station in Tokyo.Why don’t you stop at Shibuya Station and confront the painting and think about your past and future? A strange transition and reproduction of “Myth of Tomorrow” “Myth … Read More

Culture | Traffic

Why is Japanese trains So Accurate?

18/04/2020 by Tabimania JAPAN

In Japan, trains arrive on time no matter where you go in Japan.Japanese train that runs accurately based on a very detailed timetable. Why is Japanese trains So Accurate? There was a situation where the Japanese train had to be … Read More

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