Fotopedia releases app for iPad, iPhone on exploring culture of Japan
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SAN FRANCISCO —
Fotopedia, the publisher of popular iOS apps and the Fotopedia Magazine, on Tuesday announced its newest app for the iPad, iPhone and iPod touch, “Fotopedia Japan.”
With this new app, anyone with an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch can discover what makes Japan so fascinating. Fotopedia Japan lets you explore the country’s traditions, soothing nature, unique art, architecture, fashion, festivals, and exhilarating pop culture. With more than 1,300 photographs, you can learn about cosplay, odetama, pachinko, ikebana, waraji, torii ... it’s all at your fingertips.
“Our mission is to help people discover, explore and share the beauty of the world,” said Jean-Marie Hullot, CEO of Fotopedia. “Japan has a very unique culture that is so rich in contrasts. It is unexpected and unforgettable with a touch of graciousness. I am very pleased to be able to share many of the country’s treasures in this new app with our millions of users.”
The app offers a large collection of spectacular photos contributed by Nobert Woehnl and members of the Fotopedia community. The app also features interactive maps, social media sharing, beautiful slideshows, wallpapers and a “Trip Builder” to help you create the trip of your dreams to Japan.
Fotopedia Japan” is available on the App Store.
This app is free, thanks to the Narita Airport.
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Ivan Coughanoffalot
Something is either unique, or it isn't. It's like being pregnant - you can't be a little bit pregnant.
And why do the locals spend so much time obsessing about their uniqueness? Every culture is unique - and guess what? More than a couple have four seasons as well.
Still, nobody ever went broke telling punters what they want to hear.
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electric2004
Can this app read the related radiation data of the place currently being watched?
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Cricky
It's a bucket of sand..ask About Chinese culture and you will learn about Japanese culture.
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lrodriguezsosa
Japanese culture is so rich and beautiful, moreover when we compare it to a western country like USA.
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