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Feel Inside Japan

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Minato, Tokyo
Feel Inside Japan

Feel Inside Japan was born during the COVID-19 lockdown and continues to evolve.

Join us to design your professional excellence & personal fulfillment in Japan through a mindset shift and practical purposefulness initiatives.

21/12/2025

When I first came to Japan and saw these steal deals happening in the evenings, I got hooked on it myself. 😀

If you think Black Friday is intense, you haven’t stood in a Japanese supermarket at 7:52 PM. 🕗🇯🇵

It starts with a subtle "beep" of a labeling gun. Then, the Yellow Sticker Brigade appears. These are the retail ninjas of Japan, wielding the legendary 50% OFF stickers like samurai swords. ⚔️🏷️

Drop a "🍱" if you’ve ever won the 50% off lottery, or a "💸" if you always arrive 2 minutes too late!

Time matters in Japan 🇯🇵

15/12/2025

Warning: Do not visit Japan unless you are prepared to hate your life when you come home.

It’s been 3 weeks since I landed in some other country, and I’m still suffering from the 'Japan Void.'

Nobody talks about the side effects of leaving Tokyo. It’s not just missing the sushi. It’s the silence on the trains. It’s the heated toilet seats. It’s realizing that a 7-Eleven egg sandwich tastes better than a $20 meal back home.

Japan doesn't just change your perspective on travel; it raises your standard for living so high that everywhere else feels like a downgrade.

Who else is currently going through withdrawals? 👇

13/12/2025

When I first started commuting in Japan, I noticed how intense the evening and morning commute is! People hurrying through the escalators, escalators and station getting crowded fast, the sounds of trains screeching in and out of station made everything feel rushed. Doing this everyday could easily wear anyone out.

But then I noticed something different - soft, calming melodies playing when a train is arriving at or about to depart from a station. I later learned that earlier stations used a loud buzzer to signal departures. To make commuting less stressful, JR East worked with Yamaha to create Hassha merodi - sweet, short and pleasant jingles that play while the door stays open.

Each melody last for few seconds, but it really changes the atmosphere. Instead of feeling pressured, it invokes a feeling of relief and calmness in a train passenger. The coolest part is - every station has its own tune, with some inspired by familiar cartoons and movies, which made each stop feel unique.

I also found out that a study done at Tokyo station showed a 25% drop in rushing related injuries because of these melodies.
Now, whenever I hear these tunes, I feel like they added a little moment of calm and charm to what could’ve been a stressful daily routine.

10/12/2025

Thank you for joining🙏
Excited to have you onboard!

What's the most surprising thing you learned here about daily life in Japan 🇯🇵

Md Sohag Rana, Josephine Gomez Broncano, Younsse Amine, Moe Aljubeh

09/12/2025

It’s cold 5 degrees…but feels like 3 degrees…❄️🇯🇵
Ramen or Udon? 🍜 🥢
Which one do you like?

Here’s my Recommendation for the Cold 😀
• If you want something rich, heavy, and intensely flavorful that will stick to your ribs and make you feel deeply cozy: Go for Ramen. (Especially a rich, fatty broth like Tonkotsu or a spicy Miso.)
• If you want something comforting, soothing, and easy to slurp with a simpler, cleaner flavor: Go for Udon. (A classic Kake Udon or even a hearty Curry Udon would be perfect.)

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08/12/2025

Yellow Autumn 🍂 vibes still remains in Tokyo 🇯🇵

25/11/2025

Colorful pause amidst the grey of the city

20/11/2025

Little things in Japan that makes Japan Japan like a smiling wet tissue and a piece of complimentary cookie to enjoy with your afternoon coffee 🇯🇵

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Minato, Tokyo