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“After the 1905 Japanese-Russo War, the railway was nationalized and placed under control of the government. At this time the gas business was expanded and the construction boom started. In line with the growth of these economic activities, Shinagawa Refractories placed an emphasis on the production of decorative bricks for buildings in addition to our main product, fire bricks. We delivered all of the red facing tiles used for building the Central Railroad Depot of the Ministry of Railways, which is currently known as Tokyo Station.” Shinagawa has been playing a pivotal role in Japan’s modernization and industrialization.

Here we go! Here are my Reflections of Japan, after visiting for the first time this year. Keen to know if you've been there and if you feel the same way as I do, or did you experience something different. https://lnkd.in/geSeegeM #blog #travelblog #Japan #Asia #destinationblog

Finding your way to Japan is never been easier without this guide. I highly recommend this map guide when traveling to Osaka Japan. Click here for your next trip to JAPAN. https://lnkd.in/g-Hs4GfP

The current situation and issues in Japan as seen by an American living in Japan are described from a perspective that is filled with affection for Japan. The interaction between the lives of the residents and the tourism industry is thought to be one of the major issues for Japan in the future. https://lnkd.in/gCYR5HPt

Outstanding architectural structure in Japan.

Here’s the ultimate list of the top 20 best countries to live in the world 🌍. Whether it’s the stunning landscapes of New Zealand or the vibrant city life in Japan, these countries are leading the way in quality of life. Which one is your dream destination?

5 ways Japan is living in 2050 🇯🇵 Welcome to JAPAN - the world's most futuristic country!😍 In this video, I share with you 5 mind-blowing ways that Japan is living in the future😀 - from robot-staffed hotels to vending machine parking lots to insane toilets that clean your butt! 😮 Comment below if you would add anything to this video!👇❤️ #japan #future #japaninnovation #vendingmachine #travel #travelblogger #contentmarketingstrategy #Inspire #Story

Kobe Airport will open a new two-story terminal between April and October 2025, aligning with the Osaka-Kansai Expo and the commencement of international charter flights ❣️ The terminal, built next to the existing one, will handle over 40 daily domestic flights and international charters, featuring departure and arrival lobbies on the first floor and an observation deck on the second 😊 https://lnkd.in/gGpHuP22

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Japan’s cultural calendar is dotted with vibrant and deeply rooted festivals, known as matsuri, each with its unique significance and charm. From grand processions to quiet lantern-lit evenings, these events offer a glimpse into the heart of Japanese traditions. One of the most iconic festivals is the Gion Matsuri in Kyoto, a month-long celebration dating back over 1,000 years. It features intricately decorated floats, street performances, and a sense of unity that brings locals and travellers together. In contrast, the Obon Festival is a more reflective celebration, where families honour their ancestors with lanterns and dances, symbolizing a connection between the past and present. What’s striking about Japan’s matsuri is the attention to detail and their ability to combine spirituality, community, and artistic expression. Travellers attending the Osaka 2025 Expo will have the opportunity to experience how these traditions are evolving in modern times. Cultural exhibits at the Expo will showcase the essence of matsuri, from traditional craftsmanship to their role in fostering community spirit, offering a deeper understanding of Japan’s cultural heritage. #osaka2025 #greatlandtours