Japan Week NY

Japan Week 2018 from March 14-17 at Grand Central Terminal, Vanderbilt Hall This year features 3D Trick Art - an opportunity to take the ultimate selfie!

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Thank you for coming to JAPAN WEEK 2018!
We hope you enjoyed the event as much as we did.
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Don’t miss the last day of JAPAN WEEK 2018!
We’re open until 5pm!
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JAPAN WEEK 2018 DAY 3!
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JAPAN WEEK 2018 DAY 2!
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The ‘Come to Japan’ Booth at Japan Week Features Japan Trip Giveaway & Virtual YouTuber Kizuna AI
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Japan Week is finally here! (https://t.co/j7mnaQWfP4)Our event will be held in Grand Central Terminal’s Vanderbilt Hall! Come and experience Japan week, and take photos with our 3D trick art!Submit these photos to our photo contest on Instagram with the hashtag #JapanWeekNYC_2018

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Lastly, “Three Famous Cherry Blossom Sights in Tohoku” owns Kakunodate Samurai District in Akita Prefecture, Senboku city. Visit at the right time to see all of Kakunodate dyed in exquisite pink.
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Another park owned by “Three Famous Cherry Blossom Sights in Tohoku” is Kitakami Tenshochi park in Iwate Prefecture, Kitakami city. Come in April to enjoy some of the most spectacular cherry blossom sites in Japan.
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Experience Japan’s spring by visiting the “Three Famous Cherry Blossom Sights in Tohoku” cherry blossom parks located in the northern region of Japan. The parks offer spectacular scenery that are sure to gain likes on your Instagram posts!
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Sushi is quite popular in NYC, but this one will be like no other! Stop by Japan Week to have a once in a lifetime experience to become Sushi! Don’t miss out on experiencing popular tourist spots and Japanese culture with our other 3D Trick Art as well!

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Come see Japan’s unique winter wonderland at Mt. Zao. It is home to trees encased by snow blown during the winter. Gleaming bright during the day, and shadowing over the mountain like monsters at night, these ice figures are definitely worth seeing!https://t.co/ryzZfP4smP

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Come Join our sponsors @FlyANA_official and JR East at Japan Week 2018! Experience ANA via VR goggles, pose for fun “3D trick art” photos of you riding a plane or train, and don’t miss the kid-friendly miniature train!
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What is IACE TRAVEL? They are one of the oldest Japanese travel agencies founded
in NYC in 1970. They sell discounted air tickets to Japan, JR Pass, travel insurance, and more. If you are thinking of going to Japan, let IACE take you there!
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Introducing one of our sponsors, Amnet!
Amnet is a Japanese travel agency not willing to sacrifice quality for convenience. They provide discount air tickets, specialized tours, and exceptional customer service.
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Takeda Castle also known as “The Castle in the Sky” is a castle built on the top of a mountain. Clouds cover the base from September to April making it appear as the castle is floating. The view becomes more majestic during sunrise and sunset hours. https://t.co/bNP20TE4K7

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Have you seen the Ghibli movie “Spirited Away”? Experience the recreation of Kanaguya, a wooden Onsen Resort which is said to have influenced the movie “Spirited Away” and is one of the few onsens listed under Japanese Tangible Cultural Heritage.
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Did you get a chance to see our sumo 3D Trick Art last week?
If your answer is no, here’s a peek of the “Omikoshi” (Japanese portable shrine) trick art! This and other 3D Trick Art will be exhibited throughout Japan week. Come join us to take exciting and intriguing photos!

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In need of Japanese groceries? Dainobu supermarket has 3 locations in Manhattan offering a wide variety of Japanese groceries including fresh, frozen daily-use items. Various Bentos are available too. They hope to share with you the local flavors of Japan. https://t.co/qI2uI2N9UO

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Are you familiar with sand baths called Sunamushi? They are a type of Onsen that use the sand and hot springs that come up by the shore. They are said to have great healing powers, so why not relax along the shore on your next visit to Japan?
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Today is our third #jw_tell_us_about_japan!
If you went to Japan, which one would you like to meet? A powerful Sumo Wrestler? A Beautiful Maiko? An elusive Ninja? Or a dutiful Shrine Maiden? Sound off in the comments below! Seeing one of them in a trip would be so lucky!