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What is life really like inside Japan? Not the tourist version.
The real one.

In this episode of Supertalks, Raghav sits down with Mayo, an
Indian who has lived in Japan and experienced the country from
the inside out. From Tokyo nightlife and Japanese dating culture
to loneliness, anime, food, weddings, houses and everyday life,
this is an honest look at Japan through an Indian lens.

What we cover:

Life inside Japan and the reality nobody tells you before you go.
Japan nightlife, red light areas and the dating culture of
Japanese boys and girls. Kodokushi, Japan's loneliness epidemic
where people can pass away alone and remain undiscovered for
days.

Why Japan is one of the cleanest countries in the world and how
Japanese people maintain such high standards of hygiene. How
Japanese people date, marry and what Japanese weddings really
look like. Indian vs Japanese weddings and the biggest cultural
differences.

Japan house prices, Tokyo vs Mumbai rentals and why some Japanese
houses can cost up to ₹5 crore. How Japanese people view
Americans and how they see India. PM Modi calling the Japanese PM
his "small sister" and what that moment meant.

The reality behind Doraemon and Shinchan's houses and whether
they actually exist in Japan. What anime culture is really like
for ordinary Japanese people. Mayo's hilarious Japanese-style
impressions of Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan and other Bollywood
actors.

Japan visa for Indians in 2026 and everything you need to know
before applying. The best places to visit in Japan, including
Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Hakone, Okinawa and Sapporo. Hidden gems
beyond the usual tourist destinations.

How vegetarians can survive in Japan, what Indian travellers
should know about Japanese food and what to eat or avoid. How
much a 10-day Japan trip from India can actually cost. JR Pass,
bullet trains, capsule hotels, konbini food and budget travel
tips.

What it is like to work in Japan as an Indian and how Japanese
work culture differs from India. Japan vs India culture,
lifestyle and everyday life. Cherry blossom season and the best
time to visit Japan from India.

This is the Japan episode every Indian should watch before
travelling to Japan, moving there or simply wanting to understand
the country beyond anime, tourism and stereotypes.

Available in Audio & Video on Spotify.

Keywords: Japan, Japan travel, Japan for Indians, Japan visa
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budget, Japan food, vegetarian food in Japan, Japan houses, Tokyo
house prices, Tokyo vs Mumbai, Kodokushi, Japan loneliness,
Japanese weddings, India vs Japan, Doraemon house, Shinchan
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Sapporo, JR Pass, bullet train Japan, Japan travel hacks, cherry
blossom Japan, capsule hotels Japan, working in Japan,
Supertalks, Raghav Sharma, Mayo
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