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Gotokuji Temple – The Birthplace of the Lucky “Maneki-neko” Cat

14/04/2025 by Tabimania JAPAN

Nestled in a quiet residential area of Tokyo, Gotokuji Temple (豪徳寺) is a hidden gem with a unique claim to fame — it’s widely considered to be one of the birthplaces of the beloved “maneki-neko,” the beckoning cat that brings … Read More

Culture | Food & Drink | Japan Trip | Okinawa

What Is Sanpin Tea? Discover Okinawa’s Most Popular Local Drink

11/04/2025 by Tabimania JAPAN

When visiting Okinawa, don’t miss out on trying sanpin tea — a refreshing and aromatic drink that reflects the island’s unique blend of cultures. This local favorite isn’t just another cup of tea; it tells the story of Okinawa’s history, … Read More

Architecture | Culture | Japan Trip | Okinawa

Red Roof Tiles of Okinawa: A Cultural and Historical Treasure

06/02/2025 by Tabimania JAPAN

The vibrant red roof tiles, known as “Aka-gawara,” are an iconic feature of Okinawa’s landscape. These distinctive tiles not only add aesthetic appeal but also serve practical functions suited to Okinawa’s climate. In this article, we explore the history, maintenance, … Read More

Architecture | Culture | Ehime | Japan Trip | Shikoku

Garyu Sanso: Ehime’s Hidden Riverside Retreat You Need to Visit

30/01/2025 by Tabimania JAPAN

Perched on the banks of the serene Hiji River in the historic city of Ozu, Ehime Japan, Garyu Sanso (臥龍山荘) is a hidden gem that transports visitors to a world of timeless elegance. This breathtaking villa, designed with impeccable craftsmanship, … Read More

Architecture | Hokuriku | Ishikawa

The charm of the symbol “Tsuzumi-mon” at Kanazawa Station

24/03/2021 by Tabimania JAPAN

Ishikawa Prefecture, where the castle town still remains and you can experience the old days of Japan.It is one of the most popular prefectures among Japanese people because it has abundant hot spring towns and faces the Sea of Japan, … Read More

Culture | Japan Trip | Okinawa

“Shisa”, the guardian deity of Okinawa

26/04/2020 by Tabimania JAPAN

When you walk along the roads in Okinawa, you will see “Shisa” everywhere. Shisa is a guardian deity that has been passed down in Okinawa since ancient times.It mainly serves as a guardian deity of the house and an amulet, … Read More

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