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Lets create a ninja town and make some money.

Alright, so I`ll be the first to admit that I never knew about this place until the other day. I

Had a day trip down to Kurume and popped into Yamaguchi Shuzo. Yamaguchi Brewery is located in the middle reaches

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Every year, Japanese commercial breweries produce special seasonal beer. It is nice, and many are produced for a specific region

Pre-war Japanese society and social classes were very different to today. A distinct class of domestics that were filled predominately

I visited the Kameyama Shachu museum on a short trip to Nagasaki. The museum is maintained by the Nagasaki City

Wow, another brilliant year for my blog. Steadily growing every year which if fantastic. 2021 figures. 38,982 views, 22,414 visitors,

Research Essay by Stuart Iles. The Meiji Restoration is a very important period in Japan’s history as it reestablished Imperial

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Itoshima is a nice little region found to the west of modern Fukuoka city. It is still relatively underdeveloped and

Wandering around old Japanese towns is very fulfilling. You can usually get a nice feeling of nostalgia and experience of

Went to the Tokugawa Shogun exhibition today, 3rd August. Very nice! I sometimes get disappointed visiting these `special exhibitions`. I

Over a period of a few hundred years there were thousands of castles built in Japan. In Fukuoka Prefecture only,

Firstly, thank you everyone who follows me and my history adventures in Japan. I`ve been a little slow recently writing

Many questions are raised when it comes to ethical standards associated in the anthropology and archaeology fields. DNA testing is