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- 4th Of July Apps
At little or no cost, 4th of July apps are widely available to Android and iPhone users and they can help you have fun whether you're just hanging around your back yard, going to the beach, visiting a national park or waiting to set off...
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- Japanese Kimono: A Traditional And Stylish Clothing?
Last month a friend of mine came to Japan and the first thing he asked me was where he could find and dress a kimono, a traditional japanese clothing. He was very interested on it, specially after seeing this picture of mine. Did you like it? Download...
- Japanese Night Clubs: How They Are, Where To Go And How Much They Cost!
Some say clubs in Tokyo are very expensive, but one of the best in the world. In the last months I've been checking how true it is and now I can finally synthesize the japanese clubs in three genres: happy hour clubs, free entrance clubs and...
- 3 Tips To Make Friends Online!
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JAPAN: 3 tips to enjoy the summer fireworks!
Hanabi is the japanese fireworks festival held every year during summer. Normally the presentation takes about one hour, but the event’s duration can be much larger than this. Here you can find some tips to enjoy it.
1) Arrive early. As everybody wants to watch the fireworks much closer as they can, it’s important to get there early to find a good spot. Up till 3 hours before the fireworks should be fine. And remember to take a towel to mark it.
2) Take foods and drinks. Families, friends and couples usually go together to see the hanabi. As they need to get there early, drinking, eating and talking is a good way to pass the time while fireworks do not start. Like a picnic.
3) Get dressed for this occasion. Many japanese use yukata which looks like a kimono, but it’s more comfortable, casual and cheap. There are models for men, women and kids. It’s ok if you do not have it, but it’s a good opportunity to wear japanese traditional clothes.
And when the event is over, wait a little before going back home. Many people leave right after the fireworks end which makes the train get really crowded. Hanabi’s purpose is having fun! So, instead of leaving right away, stay a little more and have fun until the end. And do not forget to post the pictures in Taptrip and share with friends around the world.
- 4th Of July Apps
At little or no cost, 4th of July apps are widely available to Android and iPhone users and they can help you have fun whether you're just hanging around your back yard, going to the beach, visiting a national park or waiting to set off...
- Interview With User: He Made Good And Loyal Friends Through Taptrip.
For today's post I made an interview with Nick Larson, an active user of Taptrip who lives in Rabat, Morocco. He has made countless friends with the app and found out interesting things about other cultures. Below he tells a little more about...
- Japanese Kimono: A Traditional And Stylish Clothing?
Last month a friend of mine came to Japan and the first thing he asked me was where he could find and dress a kimono, a traditional japanese clothing. He was very interested on it, specially after seeing this picture of mine. Did you like it? Download...
- Japanese Night Clubs: How They Are, Where To Go And How Much They Cost!
Some say clubs in Tokyo are very expensive, but one of the best in the world. In the last months I've been checking how true it is and now I can finally synthesize the japanese clubs in three genres: happy hour clubs, free entrance clubs and...
- 3 Tips To Make Friends Online!
Yesterday we posted an interview with Taptripper Confident Julius who made 120 virtual friends and will meet one of them in person for the first time this week. If you are also interested in meeting people from the whole world, here are some tips to make...