Unveiling the Top 7 Japanese Sword Makers of Today
In this article, we profile 7 of the best Japanese sword makers alive today and explore the features and craftsmanship you should look for if you want to make a Japanese sword your own.
Japanese culture
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!
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5 Best Japanese Hair Salons In NYC
If you are in NYC and looking for an authentic Japanese salon, we have lined up 5 of the city’s leading Japanese hair salons with leading Japanese stylists.
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Why You Shouldn’t Miss the Star Festival in Japan
One particular festival that you should not miss if you are visiting Japan in summertime: the star festival (星祭りor Hoshi-matsuri) also called Tanabata Matsuri.
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Complete Samurai Museum Travel Guide
This article will guide you on a journey from each exciting Samurai Museum to the next, highlighting the most popular while underlining each establishment’s most attractive and interesting attributes.
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Japanese Language Learning: Why and How?
Why study Japanese? If one’s goal is to travel around the country, the methods for learning the language may differ from another learner, who really wants to work in Japan.
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What are Children Taught in Japanese Schools, in an Earthquake?
This article will look at the general steps that school children in Japan take in the event of an earthquake.
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Your Guide to Koden Envelopes
In Japan, it is customary to give koden to the bereaved family at a funeral. Koden is condolence money, and it is an important part of the Japanese funeral tradition.
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What to Wear to a Japanese Funeral
Dressing for a funeral can be tricky no matter where you come from, but following these simple guidelines will help ensure that you look respectful and appropriate at a Japanese funeral.
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How Do the Japanese Send Condolences?
It is considered polite to wait until after the funeral has taken place before sending your condolences, and you should avoid sending flowers or food unless you are specifically invited to do so.
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What Flower Symbolizes Death in Japan
While many flowers have special meanings in Japan, one, in particular, has come to symbolize death – the red spider lily.
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Japanese Peanuts (Facts That No One Tells You)
When it comes to snacking, Japanese peanuts are a must. They’re crispy, coated, tasty nuts that have become a popular choice for snackers all over the world.
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Japanese Mythology: Gods and Demons
This culture involves many things including some incredibly interesting mythology packed with tales of mighty Gods and evil demons that have forged amazing legends.
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11 Amazing Japanese Music Artists You Have to Listen to Today
We’ll introduce you to 11 of the best Japanese music artists to listen to today. Some are well-known, others perhaps, not so. Each one offers listeners something unique and beautiful.
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Do All Japanese People Sleep on the Floor?
Let’s take a look at Japan’s floor-sleeping history and why so many people choose to get their 40 winks this way.
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Why Japan Is Not Pet-Friendly (Do They Hate Small Pets?)
If you’re used to owning a pet and seeing pets around your neighborhood, you might be very surprised by how things are in Japan.
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Why It’s Normal for Children In Japan to Go Out Alone from a Young Age
Is it that these children are just more independent and self-reliant than their Western counterparts, or is something more at play? Let’s find out.
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34 Japanese Etiquettes You Must Abide By
The study of Japanese etiquette could last a lifetime or at least many trips to Japan! In this article we’ll get you started on your journey with 34 Japanese etiquettes you must abide by to keep good manners in Japan.
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Famous Japanese Dragons Of All Time (Movie, Myths, And Books)
Our imagination runs wild whenever we think of dragons. We imagine massive, fire-breathing creatures that fly and live in mountain caves appearing once in a blue moon to cause havoc. Read on to understand all there is to know about the famous Japanese dragons of all time.