10 Best New Year Celebrations In Japan
Oshōgatsu (お正月), or New Year is Japan’s most important festival. So if you’re in Japan at this special time, here are 10 destinations where you can soak up the atmosphere and get a great bowl of soba!
Explore the rich tapestry of Japanese culture in our insightful blog. From traditional ceremonies to modern pop culture, dive into the heart of Japan’s unique heritage. Discover intriguing stories and vibrant traditions that define this captivating nation. Immerse yourself in the beauty of Japan’s cultural mosaic today!
Oshōgatsu (お正月), or New Year is Japan’s most important festival. So if you’re in Japan at this special time, here are 10 destinations where you can soak up the atmosphere and get a great bowl of soba!
There are several types of Japanese fans that have been in existence since the 9th century and continue to be used to the present day. Take a look at these 14 gorgeous Japanese fans, including some stunning and 100% authentic designs you can buy.
Exploding with culture, history, and spirituality, Japan is dotted with thousands of both Shinto and Buddhist shrines and temples. Some dating back thousands of years, these ancient and contemporary sites are awe-inspiring wonders to behold.
This article provides information on the 2025 Japanese Work Permit which is expected to massively expand live/work opportunities in Japan for non-professional foreign workers.
Mizuburo (水風呂), or mizo-buro, or mizoboro is a cold bath that is found in an onsen. It is usually located directly next to a main bath or sento for immediate cold water immersion after a hot spring or sauna.
From the famous Kimono to the beautiful blossoms of cherry trees, there are many intriguing elements of Japanese culture.
Traveling to Japan with a DUI (a charge for Driving Under the Influence) can present significant challenges. Let’s take a look at how having a DUI conviction may affect you if you travel to Japan.
I’ll explain what Paris Syndrome is and why it occurs and question if this unusual psychological phenomenon is limited to the Japanese.
Why are the Japanese obsessed with blood type? The answer could be extremely complicated but there is one thing we can surely infer: many Japanese people find belief in the theory itself.
If you want to increase your chances of seeing a geisha, head to Kyoto where there are often festivals and street performances involving geisha girls.
Japanese prisons are well-known for their disciplined approach to incarceration and their strict rules.
The meanings of a koi tattoo include many positive attributes and qualities. Here, we will take a detailed look into the meaning behind the koi fish tattoo and explore its history.
It’s important to note that the appearance of dreadlocks can vary among individuals and different groups in Japan.
In this article, we take a look at the Rising Sun flag, its history, controversies, and the other flags that Japan uses to represent itself.
Not everyone gets the chance to go to Japan, so it’s no surprise that weebs put in so much effort to enjoy as much as possible of what they think Japan is like.
Across Japan, many people believe that if you worship all seven lucky gods you will receive seven blessings and avoid seven misfortunes.
The main difference between the two bathing houses is the source of water. The sento is filled using regular tap water, whereas the onsen is filled from a natural spring.
Japanese horror films are known for their excellent use of light, color, and creative sound effects that appeal to fans of the horror genre.