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How Tea-Loving Japan Became A Coffee Country Due To Clever Marketing
Nestle saw Japan as a potential market for coffee, but it could not overtake the tea culture until it decided to build a whole generation of coffee lovers
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How Cherry Blossoms Became A Symbol Of Japan's Cultural Identity
Cherry blossom trees are considered sacred and often appear in films, literature, anime, paintings, and poetry
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Ramen Trail In Chennai: Where To Get The Best Ramen Bowls In The City
Chennai's growing Asian community has spurred a ramen boom, with top spots like Oji Ramen and Double Dashi offering authentic and innovative bowls.
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International Chopsticks Day: Journey From Cooking Tool Into Eating Utensil
National Chopsticks Day on February sixth honors the five thousand year history of chopsticks, which evolved from cooking tools to essential dining utensils in Asia.
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Japanese Volleyball Player's Accidental Serve Hits Judge, His Sliding Apology Goes Viral
The 26-year-old was competing in a halftime serving challenge at a volleyball all-star event in Kobe, western Japan.
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Japan's Ambassador To India Celebrates New Year With Traditional Tea Ceremony Featuring Matcha
The ambassador shared glimpses of the gathering on his Instagram handle. Hatsugama is the first tea ceremony of the new year in Japan. It is a long-standing tradition that marks fresh beginnings.
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Watch: Video Of Lucknow's Garam Matcha Chai Served In Kulhad Goes Viral
A video shows a street vendor in Lucknow selling garam matcha.
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"Everyday Is Something New": IIT Delhi Graduate In Japan Shares Insights On Tokyo Life, Work Culture, And Rising Costs
The video sparked discussions online among students and professionals, with many curious about the opportunities available in Japan and the differences between Indian and Japanese work culture.
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What It's Like Working In Japan: IITian Shares Real Experience
An Indian project manager in Tokyo shares how Japanese work culture allows clear work-life boundaries and estimates living costs, encouraging others to have realistic expectations before moving abroad.
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5 Iconic Winter Soups From Around The World You Can Easily Make At Home
Winter is the perfect season to explore global cuisine through warming, nourishing bowls of soup.
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How Tea-Loving Japan Became A Coffee Country Due To Clever Marketing
Nestle saw Japan as a potential market for coffee, but it could not overtake the tea culture until it decided to build a whole generation of coffee lovers
-
How Cherry Blossoms Became A Symbol Of Japan's Cultural Identity
Cherry blossom trees are considered sacred and often appear in films, literature, anime, paintings, and poetry
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Ramen Trail In Chennai: Where To Get The Best Ramen Bowls In The City
Chennai's growing Asian community has spurred a ramen boom, with top spots like Oji Ramen and Double Dashi offering authentic and innovative bowls.
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International Chopsticks Day: Journey From Cooking Tool Into Eating Utensil
National Chopsticks Day on February sixth honors the five thousand year history of chopsticks, which evolved from cooking tools to essential dining utensils in Asia.
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Japanese Volleyball Player's Accidental Serve Hits Judge, His Sliding Apology Goes Viral
The 26-year-old was competing in a halftime serving challenge at a volleyball all-star event in Kobe, western Japan.
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Japan's Ambassador To India Celebrates New Year With Traditional Tea Ceremony Featuring Matcha
The ambassador shared glimpses of the gathering on his Instagram handle. Hatsugama is the first tea ceremony of the new year in Japan. It is a long-standing tradition that marks fresh beginnings.
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Watch: Video Of Lucknow's Garam Matcha Chai Served In Kulhad Goes Viral
A video shows a street vendor in Lucknow selling garam matcha.
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"Everyday Is Something New": IIT Delhi Graduate In Japan Shares Insights On Tokyo Life, Work Culture, And Rising Costs
The video sparked discussions online among students and professionals, with many curious about the opportunities available in Japan and the differences between Indian and Japanese work culture.
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What It's Like Working In Japan: IITian Shares Real Experience
An Indian project manager in Tokyo shares how Japanese work culture allows clear work-life boundaries and estimates living costs, encouraging others to have realistic expectations before moving abroad.
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5 Iconic Winter Soups From Around The World You Can Easily Make At Home
Winter is the perfect season to explore global cuisine through warming, nourishing bowls of soup.
