What is the spot to make Japanese angry?

Many people said Japanese are hardly get upset, or they don't show their emotion on thier face.

Do you think that Japanese don't have the anger emotion?

The answer is NO. We get upset as well as anyone in the world.

This won't work to Japanese.
1. yell at Japanese and say bad things at them.
2. burn our national flags. (We don't have much feeling on our flags.)
3. discriminate against us with racism. (We don't care.)
4. talking about anti-Japan topic. (I am sorry.)

These are not spots for Japanese to make them angry.

Here is what really make Japanese angry.
1. stepping into their house without wearing off the shoes. (this is UNACEPTABLE.)
2. pouring soy sauce over rice. (Time to leave for you)
3. receiving business card by one hand. (NO MORE DEAL with you)
4. taking cel:phone in the train. (this single action can make 50 Japanese angry with in 2 second.)

These are some samples of the anger spots for Japanese people.

Also, we are very unconfortable with hug, hand-sake and kissing. Don't touch Japanese. They don't like that. Just bow.

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Talk about Japanese Valentine's Day!

Talk about Japanese Valentine's Day!


Guys! Make sure you get chocolate from Ladies. Japanese Valentine's Day is very unique from the original one. From the end of January, you may wander why you see the sale sign of Chocolate for Valentine's Day. Well it is very important events for all Japanese people. It is proposing event for girls to boys.


How To Japanese Valentine's Day.
Japanese Valentine's day is based on this rule. Girls give boys who they have love interest chocolate for showing their love to the boys. Giving chocolate is simply means "I love you." So, it is the girls event. So, Japanese Valentine's day rule: only girls give boys chocolate. No girls to girls or boys to girls. It will make nasty surprise to every one. You don't want that. Worst things you can do is boys give boys chocolate. If you don't know the rule, please don't do it.

Geisha Cafe

Experience Geisha Cafe!


If you want to try yourself with Japanese wig and kimono Geisha Cafe, visit Geisha Cafe. It was very exciting to wear Geish wig and kimono. Last year, the champion of pro. boxers visit here and took his promotion picture as the samurai.



Geisya Cafe (ゲイシャカフェ) is the photo studio where you can take a picture of yourself wearing Japanese traditional wigs, such as Samurai, Geisya or Maiko, and Kimono, the Japanese cloth. At Geisya Cafe, they prepare everything for you, so you just visit there. So, if you want to try Japanese wig and kimono, visit Geisya Cafe.

True Last Samurai! Hijikata

Shinsengumi!


Attention, all Samurai Lovers! May 11th is the day Toshizo Hijikata, the second chief commander of Shinsengumi, fell in battle at Fort Gorokaku 140 years ago, which also meant the end of Shinsengumi. It’s one of the most dramatic moments of Japan history: the end of Edo Period, or "Bakumatsu." This week at Hijikata Museum, Toshizo Hijikata’s Samurai sword (和泉守兼定) is displayed. There are also his armer, poems, and his practice sword are displayed. The Museum opens on 10th, 11th, and 17th from 9am to 4pm. Also visit Sekidenji Temple where Hijikata's tomb are placed.

Red Mt. Fuji, Aka Fuji

Traveling Guide of Red Mt.Fuji


Aka Fuji (赤富士, red Mt. Fuji) is one of the favorite face of Mt. Fuji. When the sky is clear, the red light from sunset lighten Mt. Fuji and Mt. Fuji colored by red.



The image of this Mt.Fuji is also printed on Japanese 1000 yen bill. Bring it with you and check it by yourself.

Kegon Fall!

Video Travel Guide for Kegon Fall



Kegon Fall is the most famous waterfall in Japan. I could just watch this fall over hours because somehow I feel the sprits of nature and earth.

I believe water is most human related element. So, when I see the waterfall, I feel my life in there.

Traveling Mt. Nokogiri!

Travel Video of Nokogiriyama

I have visited Mt. Nokogiri which is located in Boso Peninsula, Chiba prefecture. Nokogiriyama is in the Nihonji Temple which is the oldest temple in Kanto area, started 725. There are many historical statue includng great buddha. It is made by stone and twice bigger than Kamakura Great Buddha.



At the top of the Mt. Nokogiriyama, there is the observation stand called Jigokunozoki, literary means watching hell. It is very sceary but offers you the great view of Boso Peninsula and Tokyo Bay.



I visited sea port after Nokogiriyama, not only they are fresh, but also the restaurant offers me the huge volume of fish.



Check out my video and visit Nokogiriyama!