
Every day, stuff you’d never see anywhere else.
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Amazing scenes emerge as you use this notepad
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How lucky is YOUR name?
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Hilarious haiku ask those burning questions about modern life
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Surrounded by a waterfall, what to serve for Japanese dessert, and how to get the all-new, not-for-sale Yumi & Kenji short for free
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When you wish upon a…monk?
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Summery miso grilling sauce, a garden grown from 3,000-year-old lotus seeds, and what souvenirs NOT to buy this month
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Six Surprising Reasons Japanese People Wear Masks, Even When There’s No Pandemic
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Live Your Best Miniature Life for a Year in Tokyo’s Small Worlds Theme Park
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Keeping cool in hilarious Japanese ways, a journey back to a simpler time, and the best soy-lemon salad dressing EVER
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An Only-In-Japan Problem If There Ever Was One
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Japanese Emoticons: So Many Feels Beyond Emoji
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Modern Kimonos To Die For: These Designers Are Giving An Old Artform New Edge
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Samurai graffiti, mountaintop enlightenment, & the famous Yakitori Chicken Mini-Burger recipe
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Japanese Capsule Toys Explain the Five Stages of Quarantine Hair Grief
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Gachapon animals ask their mirrors the most burning quarantine questions
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Tweets from the Pillow Book: Pandemic Version
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J-style Social Distancing Measurements for the Rest of Us
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Kanji Drill Toilet Paper: For All Your Japanese Study Needs
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Kawaii Masks
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Artist Turns The Best Pet Tweets Into Hilarious Tiny Sculptures
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These lovely Tokyo sites light up at night
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Cutest Curry Rice Molds On The Planet
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Five Japanese flower seasons that will make you happy you missed the cherry blossoms
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More Haiku Musings On The Ironies Of Modern Life
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Feast Your Eyes On This: A Shop Full Of Taisho, Meiji & Showa Era Kimonos
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Spring Arrives Early: Flowers by Naked 2020
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How Did I Survive Before There Were Standing Cat Toys?
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The Last Tea Bowl Thief was chosen as an Editor’s Pick for Best Mystery, Thriller & Suspense on Amazon

“A fascinating mix of history and mystery.” —Booklist
Jonelle Patrick writes novels set in Japan, produces the monthly e-magazine Japanagram, and blogs at Only In Japan and The Tokyo Guide I Wish I’d Had