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With winter continuing to rage all across the northern hemisphere, this post is devoted to quick tips for keeping warm. Of course, we're going to throw in a special Japanese twist, especially since keeping warm here presents its own brand of unique challenges.
Japan may lead the world in technological advancements such as 3D television and automated toilets. But when it comes to properly insulated buildings, they're sadly lacking. Winter here is often akin to urban camping, and the proper supplies are essential.
From electric blankets and propane heaters to steaming hot pots and cups of green tea, there are plenty of homegrown remedies for keeping the chill out of your bones. So, for any foreigners out there new to battling the Japanese elements, here is your queue to take good notes.
There may be only one month left to go before the cherry-blossoms signal the end of winter, but it's never too late to get the mercury rising.Continue reading Big in Japan: Ways to stay warm this winterBig in Japan: Ways to stay warm this winter originally appeared on Gadling on Fri, 04 Mar 2011 13:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Permalink | Email this | Comments
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