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UNESCO has recently released a new list of the world’s intangible cultural heritages. “Washoku” was listed on this new list and enjoying high popularity among tourists from all over the world.

Many tourists know about “Sushi” and “Tempura” but nowadays there are new trends of “Gourmet”. One of the leading convenience stores, Lawson has unique foods, such as “Kara-age Kun” crispy and Japanese-style fried chicken,　“Furikake” seasoned dried food for sprinkling over rice.　“Kewpie mayonnaise” mayonnaise produced by Kewpie Corporation, furthermore, mayonnaise with Tarako(salted cod roe)flavor! Amazing!

stuffed in “Karaage-Kun”

What’s more, pouch-packed(retort food) foods are becoming very popular, such as, curry is highly appreciated, Yakisoba (pan-fried noodles) and cup noodle are also enjoying high popularity.

“Tonkotu” is the best ramen, Among “Okonomi-Yaki” (thin and flat pancake cooked on a hot plate), Osaka style is the best…. Many specialists on Japanase food have been increasing nowadays.

Apparently, “Cool Japan” has been diversifying many aspects of Japan, especially in food area.

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PuPuRu provide rental cell phone and pocket WiFi at reasonable cost. Please use our service when you visit / come back to Japan! Deliver to your place in Japan, hotels, airport counters, etc:)

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Pupuru International rental mobile & WiFi service

Please feel free to contact us if you are looking for pocket WiFi, mobile phone or smartphone.
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No data limit “4G LTE” device.

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Mobile phones and WiFi during your Japan trip

In these days of facebook, twitter, instagram, LinkedIn, smart phones and i-Pads access to the internet and keeping in touch with friends and family online has become an important part of many people’s holiday experience.
However, Japan is surprisingly, not the simplest place to keep in touch from.
Free WiFi is not readily available in Japan.
Many hotels only offer wired internet connections (not much help if you are trying to get online with your iPhone or Blackberry) and although the cities are covered in WiFi zones they are all for subscribers only and can not be purchased on an ad-hoc basis.
Kyoto City has introduced a free WiFi zone in the centre of the city but you will not find this in many other cities.
Similarly, although nearly all coffee shops and bars have WiFi, it is nearly always a subscription service.