11 Japanese Street Foods You Must Try When in Japan
If you get the chance to visit the Land of the Rising Sun, here are mouth-watering and affordable street dishes you need to try out.
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Complete Guide to Wabi-Sabi (Beauty in Imperfection)
Wabi-Sabi combines two words, wabishisa and sabishisa, which loosely translate to the beauty of imperfection in English. It’s an ancient Japanese philosophy that teaches people to accept the flaws of life.
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13 Things You Need to Know Before Visiting Tokyo Dome
You can’t visit Tokyo without visiting the Tokyo Dome! But what is this place and what does it have to offer its visitors?
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What is a Kotatsu? (Modern and Traditional Kotatsu Covered)
If you have ever visited the Land of the Rising Sun, you probably have encountered Kotatsu Tables. A Kotatsu is a low-lying wooden table covered by a heavy blanket called a futon.
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How to Warm Sake in 4 Easy Ways
Sake, Japan’s traditional drink, has a long history and particular way that it should be drunk. Although many types of sake are now served chilled, some sake varieties are better enjoyed warm.
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7 Types of Ikebana Vases You Should Know
In Japanese, Ikebana is a combination of two words: ikeru and hana. Ikeru means “to have life” or “to arrange” and hana means “flowers”.
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12 Types of Japanese Dolls You Should Know
The dolls are not just souvenirs or toys; they are displayed in homes, celebrated at festivals, represent certain ideologies or historical figures, and are given as gifts.
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25 Most Popular Japanese Writers (Past and Present)
From that ground-breaking very first novelist through to modern authors’ progressive and challenging tomes, let’s take a look at 25 of the most popular Japanese writers of all time
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Is Kanazawa Worth Visiting?
Kanazawa is a beautiful city located in the Ishikawa Prefecture of Japan. It’s well-known for its stunning temples, traditional gardens, and samurai districts.