Japanese London

There is no lengthy history of Japanese settlement in London. The first visitors came in the 16th and 17th centuries, many of whom were sailors. The late Victorian period saw a flourishing of interest in Japanese culture as the country opened its borders and its people made trips to the West to promote their unique traditions and lifestyle at trade fairs and exhibitions. From the 1980s to the present day, over 25 Japanese businesses have made London their home.

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Japanese London Features

 
About Japanese London
The first Japanese visitors came to London in the 16th century
Japanese Entertainment
For a dose of tranquillity visit one of London's Japanese gardens
Japanese Karaoke
There's no ignoring one of Japan's most famous cultural exports
Japanese Shopping
For the homesick - or curious - London has Japanese shops aplenty
Japanese Eating and Drinking
London boasts more great Japanese eateries than you might think
Japanese Health and Worship
Here are a couple of places providing relaxation Japanese-style
Japanese Museums
There's a wealth of Japanese art and artefacts in London
 

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