How to Light a Hibachi Grill
If you’ve never used a hibachi grill before, don’t worry – this guide will walk you through what it is, and a few different methods to lighting it and you’ll be saying “bon appétit” or “meshiagare” in no time!
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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Do Japanese Still Use Futons?
Futons are the traditional way of sleeping, and many people haven’t wanted or needed to change their ways. Learn more here.
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What Is the Difference Between American and Japanese Bathrooms?
From the layout to the toilets, and even to the bathtubs, almost everything about a Japanese bathroom is different from an American bathroom.
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Chopstick Etiquette in Japan: Everything You Should Know
By taking care to follow these dos and don’ts, you’ll earn the respect of your host, and avoid bringing bad luck and bad omens to those around you.
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How to Fold a Kimono in 10 Easy Steps
They’re surprisingly easy to fold; even easier than a fitted sheet. If you remember to fold along the seams and straighten all the edges so there are no wrinkles, you’re already halfway there!
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12 Dwarf Japanese Maple Varieties You Should Know
There are lots of different dwarf Japanese maple varieties and we’ll cover 12 different ones in this article. Many are used in traditional Gardens. Let’s take a look at some Maples.
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The Different Types of Japanese beds Explained
Wondering what are beds like in Japan and how are they different from Western-style sleeping arrangements? Let’s take a look.
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How to Put on Hakama
Hakama is designed to be pants that look like a skirt and it is commonly worn on top of a Kimono. Here are more details.
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Zen Garden Design Principles Explained
There are seven fundamental principles governing the design of a Japanese Zen garden. Let’s see what Zen actually means.
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7 Best Zen Bedroom Ideas On A Budget
Creating a Zen space can be done on a smaller budget by using smaller pieces to spread the cost. Find out more.
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Foreigners Dressed In Yukata: Appreciation Or Appropriation?
Generally speaking, dressing in yukata as a foreigner in Japan is not prohibited. In fact, you will find many tourists wandering the streets dressed in these eclectic, colorful robes.
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When To Start Training Bonsai?
It becomes challenging when these trees start growing in a strange way or at a weird angle. So, here is when to start training your bonsai.
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Are There Bears In Japan? (Species and Locations)
Maybe you’re planning to hit that hiking trail, or you’re just curious. Things like these are always good to know. Let’s find out.
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Best Time And Places To See Cherry Blossoms In Japan
Go through our guide, and we will tell you what is the perfect time to visit specific places if you want to see cherry blossoms in Japan.
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5 Best Sand Choices For Zen Garden
Your Zen garden will look fantastic if you use one of these 5 choices. Take a quick look at the best Zen garden sand and choose the best option for you.
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What Is Akadama Soil?
You can use Akadama soil for succulents, bonsai, or cactus. Here is why gardeners love this type of soil and where you can find it.
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When To Repot Juniper Bonsai?
Here is how to spot the right moment and repot Juniper bonsai at home. Learn how to do it properly.
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What To Wear Under Yukata?
Find out what women and men wear in Japan wear under Yukata. Then, follow these tips and decide the most comfortable solution for you.