Jinbei Clothing (Your Complete Guide)
Summers in Japan can sometimes get overwhelmingly hot and humid, especially for visitors. To make your stay much more comfortable, consider purchasing Jinbei clothing.
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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21 Most Popular Japanese Flowers And Their Meanings
It’s crucial to ensure your choice comes from the best quality of the most popular Japanese flowers. Every petal in the arrangement conveys its message, creating personal symbolism.
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Squirrels in Japan (15 Amazing Facts about Them)
The Japanese squirrels are the tree-living species native to the Island. These tiny creatures enjoy living among people in the suburbs or bushy urban areas. Although you can find a few squirrels around the cities, most prefer the peace of forest areas.
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11 Trees That Look Like Japanese Cherry Blossom
A cherry blossom tree needs utmost care and substantial space to grow, bloom and beautify your yard with its stunning flowers and pleasant scents – most people don’t have the time and the space. Here are the trees that look like Japanese cherry blossoms.
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Do Pandas Live Wild and Freely in Japan?
Have you ever wondered in Pandas live freely in Japan? We know they are native to china but what about in Japan. Let’s investigate.
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Japanese Zabuton – 11 Things You Need to Know Before Purchasing
And since most traditional Japanese art and craft have meanings, here are eleven things you need to know about Japanese zabutons before buying to ensure you’re using them correctly.
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9 Amazing Japanese Water Bowl Garden Ideas
If you’re looking for a way to add a touch of natural beauty to your garden, consider using Japanese water bowls.
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6 Types of Shibori You Should Know
In this article, we’ll explore the history of shibori and talk about 6 types of shibori, which are the most recognized and practiced.
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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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What Is Bonsai Ramification?
We’ll explore the different methods of bonsai ramification and discuss when each one is most appropriate. We’ll also look at some tips for achieving successful ramification in your bonsai trees.
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11 Bugs in Japan Countryside You’ll Want to Avoid
While this rural countryside is undeniably charming, it’s also home to a host of bugs that can make your trip a lot less pleasant than you’d hoped. Here are 11 critters you’ll want to watch out for when exploring Japan’s countryside.
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Japanese Tables – Complete Guide (Types, History, Styles)
In this article, we’ll explore everything there is to know about Japanese tables – the different types, their style, and their history. Firstly, let’s take a look at why Japanese people sit at low tables.
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Do Men Wear Kimonos (Don’t Buy One Until You Read This)
The kimono has long, wide sleeves and a decorative belt. We often see women and geisha wearing them, but do men wear kimonos?
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18 Japanese Fruits (Grown and Loved in Japan)
Japanese fruits are unique, and you’ll find many varieties that you just can’t get outside of the country. Here is a list of 18 Japanese fruits for you to try during your travels.
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10 Best Yakitori Grills Compared
Our Best Yakitori Grills Guide will save you the stress of researching the best yakitori grill. Before we tell you our favorite, we’ll give you some information on what to look out for.
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Can You Bonsai Any Tree?
Bonsai trees can be made from all sorts of different plants, so no matter what your gardening skills are like, you can probably give this a go.
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How to Build a Japanese Torii Gate in Garden
Torii gates were constructed from stone or wood traditionally but nowadays, you’ll also find them constructed from other materials like stainless steel, copper, or concrete.
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How to Hang Noren
Noren is a traditional Japanese fabric banner. If you’re interested in learning how to hang one up at home, keep reading!