Why Are Aomori Apples So Highly Regarded?
Tsugaru region is the center of Aomori Apple production. In the past, this region seemed unsuitable for agricultural cultivation due to harsh winters in this northernmost prefecture on Honshu island.
Japanese homes
Step inside the enchanting world of Japanese homes in our insightful blog. From minimalist designs to traditional architecture, uncover the secrets of Japanese living spaces. Learn about tatami rooms, sliding doors, and ingenious space-saving techniques. Immerse yourself in the harmony of form and function that defines Japanese home culture. Explore the essence of ‘wa’ in every corner!
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Small Japanese Dog Breeds (5 Cute And Small Dogs)
Japan is home to some of the world’s miniature dog breeds. As man’s best friend, it’s no wonder millions of Japanese people prefer to raise dogs instead of children.
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Japanese Dog Breeds FULL List (10 Traditional Japanese Breeds)
Dog lovers tell amazing stories about authentic Japanese dog breeds. More reason why learning all you can about them is eye-opening.
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Pachira Aquatica, the Japanese Money Tree Guide
Knowing more about the Japanese money tree and how to care for it will ensure that this beautiful plant thrives in your care.
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Types of Traditional Homes in Japan Through the Years
To help you understand the different styles of Japanese architecture, here are 9 types of traditional homes in japan through the years.
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What Does a White Kimono Mean?
In Japanese culture, the color white is associated with purity, simplicity, and elegance, and is often worn for events that require a sense of formality.
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Japanese Incense vs. Indian Incense – What’s the Difference?
Many people in the West are more familiar with Indian incense, so what exactly is the difference between Japanese and Indian incense?
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Explore the Flavors of Japan-Top-rated Japanese Cookbooks
Looking to explore the world of Japanese cuisine? Our latest blog post, “Best Japanese Cookbooks,” has got you covered! From classic recipes to contemporary twists, we’ve rounded up the top Japanese cookbooks to help you master the art of Japanese cooking.
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14 Amazing Japanese Bidets and Toilets
We’ll share 14 amazing Japanese bidets and toilets that provide the ultimate luxury in restroom use, from self-cleaning seats to smartphone-controlled flushing and just about everything in between!
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Best Japanese Incense To Make Your Home Smell Amazing!
In this article, we profile the best incense producers in Japan and share quality Japanese incense products for you to try.
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Amazing Japanese Belly Warmers – Top 3 Haramaki
If you’ve never heard of a belly warmer, this article will explain what a haramaki is and the benefits of covering up your gut!
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3 Best Pots For Japanese Maple
It is possible to grow Japanese maple in a container and a lot of people choose to do this for convenience and to save space. I’ll be telling you exactly what type of pot to choose and showing you some of my favorites.
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5 Best Japanese Pruners Available Online
Japanese pruners or secateurs offer a great way to tend to your plants and keep them in check. Robust, sharp, and well made, some of the best Japanese pruners will serve you for many years to come.
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How to Water a Bonsai Tree Indoor
If you’re wondering how to keep your Bonsai tree properly watered, this quick and simple guide provides all the pointers you need for a Bonsai tree that will flourish in your home.
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Can You Overwater a Bonsai Tree?
Water is only helpful if it doesn’t exceed a particular level. Overwatering a bonsai plant hurts it, and in worst-case scenarios, it can kill the plant.
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Copper Wire For Bonsai (Should You Use It?)
Copper is a great wire for bonsai trees because of its strength. However, it is harder to work with than other materials so is not always recommended for beginners.
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Yuzu Vs Lemon Compared – What’s The Difference?
If you are not familiar with the types of citrus fruits, yuzu and lemons are all but the same fruit. They are bright yellow when ripe and have a tart, sour taste.
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What Is A Tatami Mattress And What Is It Made From?
If you have visited a traditional Japanese home or stayed at a Ryokan, you probably came across a Tatami mattress. These comfortable rice straw beddings are usually standard and are laid on the floor in a particular pattern.