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02/07/2025

Good Morning Tokyo 🇯🇵

Japanese Breakfast 🥢

▪️Rice: A staple in Japanese cuisine.

▪️Miso soup: A soup made with miso paste, dashi broth, and ingredients like tofu, seaweed, and green onions.

▪️Grilled fish: A common protein source, often salmon, mackerel, or sardines.

▪️Pickles: Various pickled vegetables, like daikon radish or cucumbers, providing a salty and tangy flavor.

▪️Side dishes: This can include items like tamagoyaki (rolled omelet), nori (seaweed), fried chicken,green Salad and cooked vegetables.

02/07/2025

In Hokkaido, Japan, a remote train station called Kyu-Shirataki was scheduled to close due to extremely low ridership. But when railway officials discovered that one high school student, Kana Harada, relied on the train to commute to school, they made a remarkable decision: they kept the station open just for her.

As reported by Global Citizen and GMA News, the train stopped at the station only a few times a day, and only two of those times matched Kana’s school schedule. She couldn’t stay after school or join extracurriculars, sometimes she had to run just to catch the last train home. But it was her only viable option; without it, she would have faced a 73-minute walk to the nearest express line.

The railway company, JR Hokkaido, honored her need for education and kept the station running until she graduated in March 2016. The day after her final commute, the station, after 69 years of service, was officially closed. It’s a powerful reminder that even in a world driven by efficiency and profit, compassion and community still matter.
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02/07/2025

🚄 Japan’s bullet trains aren’t just fast — they’re a global benchmark for safety.

In 60 years, they’ve transported 5.3 billion passengers with zero accident-related injuries.
No delays, no disasters — just pure engineering excellence.

This is what happens when innovation, discipline, and safety go hand in hand.

Next time you see a Shinkansen fly by, remember: speed can be safe — when done right. 🇯🇵

01/07/2025

Otaru Railway, Ichihara City, Chiba, Japan 🇯🇵

30/06/2025

Japan is known for its exceptional safety, which allows even 6-year-old children to commute alone to school.

This is made possible by the country's low crime rates, reliable and clean public transportation, and a strong cultural emphasis on responsibility and independence from a young age.

Children are taught how to navigate streets and trains safely, and communities play an active role in looking out for them.

Urban design also supports this independence, with designated school zones, crossing guards, and safe walking routes.

As a result, it's not unusual to see young kids confidently making their way through the city on their own.

19/06/2025

101 years old world’s oldest chef in Japan 🇯🇵😍

19/06/2025

Tokyo Skytree is the tallest tower in the world and the third-tallest structure globally. It stands at a height of 634 meters (2,080 feet). In terms of skyscrapers, it is the third-tallest, after the Burj Khalifa and Merdeka 118.

While it's a very tall structure, Tokyo Skytree is a broadcasting and observation tower not a skyscraper.

19/06/2025

9 Japanese Visionaries Who Transformed The Motor World #

1. Soichiro Honda
Founder of Honda in 1948. He started with motorcycles before he conquered the automotive world. His passion for speed and precision led him to make his mark in F1 and MotoGP.

2. Kiichiro Toyoda
The son of a textile inventor, he gambled on automobiles and in 1937 gave birth to Toyota. It merged mass production with Japanese excellence, creating a brand synonymous with reliability.

3. Yoshisuke Aikawa
Visionary behind Nissan in 1933. He knew how to combine industry and modernity, leading his company to compete globally from an early age.

4. Jujiro Matsuda
At the front of Mazda from its origin as Toyo Cork Kogyo in 1920. It drove breakthroughs like the rotary engine and led the company's post-war transformation.

5. Chikuhei Nakajima
Japanese aviation pioneer with Nakajima Aircraft in 1917. That technology gave birth to what we know today as Subaru, applying precision engineering to automobiles.

6. Michio Suzuki
He started with loom in 1909, but his vision led him to create compact motorcycles and cars with enormous international success. Suzuki became a symbol of adaptability.

7. Gathering at Iwasaki
He founded Mitsubishi as a shipping company in 1870, and laid the foundation for a conglomerate that would span from banks to cars. His legacy lives on in one of the world's most diverse brands.

8. Yamaha Bulldog
Master watchmaker and inventor, founded Yamaha to manufacture musical instruments in 1887. Decades later, his innovative spirit inspired a new era in engines and motorcycles.

9. Shozo Kawasaki
Kawasaki launched in 1878 focused on shipyards. His company evolved towards trains, planes and motorcycles, playing a crucial role in Japan's industrialization.

29/05/2025

Some times it’s happened in Tokyo Metro 🚇😁😁

03/03/2025

94 years pizza chef grandpa in country side of Japan 🇯🇵🥰🇯🇵❤️🫶

03/03/2025

Good morning Tokyo 🇯🇵 From Ginza Tokyo🥰🇯🇵🫶❤️

02/03/2025

Good Morning Japan 🇯🇵 from Mt.Fuji ❤️🥰🫶🇯🇵

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