Fun fact, Unit Bathroom in a Japanese home is for soaking and relaxing after a shower. All family members use the same water. In Japanese homes, with Unit Bath, each family member bathes one by one, in order of seniority. Traditionally starting with the oldest male or the oldest person in the household. If…
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How to draw Omikuji according to Sensoji Temple: Pray for your wish. While praying, shake the box politely a few times. A stick-marked fortune number will come out. Take out a sheet of OMIKUJI from the drawer of your number, and take it home. Make sure your number and put the stick back. When…
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Asakusa is a part of Tokyo's cultural heritage map. I also like it because the main shopping area in front of the Sensoji temple.…
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My highly rested, Inspired brain was fighting the routine this morning. I couldn’t bring myself to wake up on time or snooze. I was about to be late for work, so naturally, I decided to let it be and went to BK to have King’s breakfast and sat there until 10 am before I…
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