Culture Japanese Traditional Crafts: The Fusion of History and Technique
Japanese traditional crafts are cultural assets that boast a long history and advanced techniques. Their beauty and craf...
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Culture Japanese New Year Culture: Traditions and Customs to Welcome the New Year
Japanese New Year, or “Oshogatsu,” is a special period deeply imbued with traditional culture and customs. During this t...
Culture Japanese Hanami Culture: A Spring Moment Spent with Cherry Blossoms
When we think of spring in Japan, hanami inevitably comes to mind. As the cherry blossoms bloom, many people gather in p...
Culture Japanese Traditional Tea Culture: The Origins of Tea Ceremony and Its Role Today
One of the cultural symbols of Japan is the tea ceremony. This tradition holds a deeper meaning beyond simply enjoying a...
Culture Admiring the Moon: The Charm of Japan’s Tsukimi Tradition
Hello, I’m U-shi! In Japan, there is a culture of enjoying nature throughout the four seasons, but “Tsukimi” (moon viewi...
Culture Kimono and Yukata: Understanding the Differences Between Japan’s Traditional Garments
What's the difference between a kimono and a yukata? Yes, I'm U-shi! Do you know the difference between a kimono and a y...
Culture Yukata: The Casual Kimono that Colors Japanese Summers
What is a yukata? Hi! I’m U-shi! Are you familiar with yukata, the traditional Japanese attire? Lighter and more casual ...
Culture The Power of Amulets: Exploring Japanese Traditional Culture
Amulet Culture (Omamori) Hi, I'm Ushi! This time, I want to explain about the amulet culture that has been rooted in Jap...
Culture Iwate: A Journey into the Nature and History of Japan’s Hidden Gem
Hello, this is U-shi-！ This time I would like to introduce you to Iwate Prefecture, which is located in the Tohoku regio...
Food 【Natto】Introducing Natto, Japan’s Healthy Food
Have you ever eaten natto? Natto is a typical Japanese food and very healthy food. This article introduces many attractive features of natto. After reading this article, you may want to eat natto. lol