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Plum WineLate-January through the month of February is the coldest time of the year in the Yokosuka City and ...

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SUKARINJapan is famous around the world for its "soft power" and producing lots of comics (manga -- 漫画) and...

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Year of the horseAccording to the Oriental Zodiac, and its 12-year cycle of years being symbolized by animals, 2026 i...

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New Year's Bell RingingChristmas is recognized in Japan and celebrated with gift giving, young people going on dates, holid...

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Kara-ageIn America, many people are familiar with the small, deep-fried pieces of chicken which are served a...

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Year End GiftsThe popular "COASKA Bayside Stores" shopping mall is located close to Yokosuka Navy Base/CFAY -- (se...

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New Year's DecorationsDuring November, as the weather slowly gets colder, many Japanese will start looking ahead towards t...

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Yokosuka in NovemberThe uncomfortable hot and humid summer-like weather lasted for a long time this year in the Yokosuka...

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HalloweenHalloween, celebrated on October 31st, has an interesting history. Its roots go back over 2000 year...

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Japanese proverbsMoving into a new home is, in many ways, a challenging process — and sometimes downright stressful. ...

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Cup of coffeeAs an Asian nation, Japan has a long history and culture of drinking tea. Green tea, in particular,...

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Yokosuka Fireworks has been canceledBlog post we wrote about the fireworks updated on Sep 23rd.
Unfortunately the Yokosuka fireworks ...

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Curry Rice FestivalAs you may know, Yokosuka is a city which grew up around a very large Japanese Imperial Navy Base, a...

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Yokosuka FireworksIn 2003, Yokosuka City decided to organize and carry out a large summer public festival event which ...