Explore a range of topics that define the Japanese lifestyle, from beauty and telecommunications to Japanese food, pets, shopping, sports, and travel attractions. Discover the unique aspects of daily life and leisure in Japan, whether you're looking for the latest trends, exploring new places, or enjoying sports and activities.
This article introduces key points for enjoying soft and fluffy towels. It is important to use extra water, avoid excessive fabric softener, and place only one towel in each laundry net. Before drying, shake the towels, or use a dryer for the best results.
Japan has strict rules on garbage, especially oversized items like furniture and appliances. Find out what you need to do to guarantee your trash gets picked up!
For foreigners. Explanation about how to purchase laundry detergent in Japan. Translation of useful words when purchasing washing detergents in Japan. Questions to ask in Japanese when purchasing, main laundry detergent brands in Japan, softener brands, description of products.
Window screens are often installed in Japanese homes to keep mosquitoes and insects out, but some people may be unsure about how to clean them. We introduce simple cleaning methods that can be done without removing the screens.
Explore the rich history and practices of Japan's "Osoji," a cultural equivalent to Western Spring Cleaning. Discover the significance and areas of focus in this article, shedding light on a unique tradition that adds a cultural perspective to the global practice of seasonal cleaning.
This simple guide on how to clean your Japanese air conditioner filters yourself, without the need for special tools or professionals. Neglecting a dusty or pollen-covered filter not only increases health risks but also significantly impacts electricity costs. Simply cleaning the filter can dramatically improve the efficiency of your air conditioner and help you save on electricity.
Gas burner grates, often difficult to clean, tend to get neglected. Have you ever noticed grime caked on them and struggled to remove it? In this article, we will introduce cleaning methods tailored to the level of dirtiness, taking inspiration from Japanese cleaning practices, and share tips to keep them clean. Use this as a reference for your cleaning efforts.
Discover efficient tips to simplify household chores using existing tools and tweaks. Incorporate these into your routine to save time. While juggling work, childcare, and chores can be draining, neglecting them isn't an option. Learn to manage tasks effectively for a more relaxed lifestyle.
Do you know how to clean a Japanese electric bidet toilet (Washlet)? We introduce expert tips on effective cleaning methods to keep your Washlet clean and important precautions to keep in mind.
Cockroaches in Japan can come in through not only from doorways and gaps, but also through drains, in cardboard boxes delivered, in the soil of houseplants, or in the outdoor units of air conditioners. Here is now to avoid and get rid of Japanese cockroaches.
A guide to Japanese mosquito repellents and medicine to stop itching. There are several excellent mosquito products on the market that you can use to repel and kill mosquitoes. Battery-powered repellent sprays, herbal mat, hanging strap, wrist mat, and more.
The humidity and rain that make up Japan’s rainy season often result in mold and other problems in your home. Find out how to prevent and fight them.
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Halloween is coming up very soon. Have you decided your costume for this year? In recent years, Halloween's popularity has clearly increased in Tokyo. People in Tokyo spend a lot of time and money putting together their costumes every year. Streets in Tokyo and shopping malls put up spooky Halloween decorations during this season to heat up the Halloween atmosphere. Just strolling down the streets of Roppongi, Shibuya and Harajuku can be extremely entertaining as you will witness a crowd of people showing off their impressive costumes. If you are wondering where to purchase Halloween costumes in Tokyo, here are some recommendations.
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