Culture Come to Japan and enjoy the charm of the tea ceremony!
The tea ceremony is a traditional tea ceremony developed in Japan in the 15th century. This culture was refined into a u...
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Culture Make a wish on an ema (votive tablet) at a Japanese shrine to make your wish come true!
Ema is a traditional Japanese custom of writing one's wishes and prayers on a small wooden board and dedicating it to a ...
Culture Let’s draw a fortune and divine your future!
Omikuji, a fortune paper drawn during a visit to a shrine, is a traditional Japanese form of divination. It has long bee...
Culture Enjoy Japanese food with chopsticks!
Chopsticks are an indispensable tool in Japanese food culture. The correct way to hold chopsticks is to first secure the...
Culture When you come to Japan, please enjoy looking for vending machines!
Vending machines in Japan offer the convenience of being available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. This is a feature no...
Culture What to do if you lose your wallet in Japan
If a foreign visitor to Japan loses his or her wallet, it is important to handle the situation quickly and calmly. The f...
Culture Experience Zazen and calm your mind!
Zazen, one of the training methods of Zen Buddhism, is a form of meditation in which one sits quietly to calm the mind a...
Culture Try on a Japanese Yukata
The Japanese yukata is a popular summer kimono. Yukata are lighter and cooler than kimonos, and the colors and patterns ...
Culture Let’s enjoy Japanese Kimono!
The Japanese kimono is a traditional Japanese garment that expresses Japanese culture and aesthetics. Kimonos can be wor...
Culture Experience Japanese history and culture on a rickshaw ride
In Japan, there is a vehicle that carries people by human power. That is the jinrikisha. The jinrikisha was used as a me...