Showa no hi (昭和の日): the commemoration of Emperor Showa
Showa no hi (昭和の日) is a public holiday in Japan and marks the beginning of Japan's Golden Week. It commemorates April 29, 1901, the birthday of…
Showa no hi (昭和の日) is a public holiday in Japan and marks the beginning of Japan's Golden Week. It commemorates April 29, 1901, the birthday of…
Due to its animistic and Shinto influences, Japanese culture has a close relationship with nature. In fact, this relationship directly influences the Japanese attitude towards ecology. Well…
Japan is a country steeped in tradition. Some practices are becoming rarer and are tending to disappear, but it is still possible to appreciate, even today, ceremonies that are centuries old. It is…
Buddhism occupies a prominent place in Japanese spirituality. For nearly 1500 years, this religion, imported from China (and originating in India), has established itself alongside Shintoism…
In Japan, kawaii (可愛い) is omnipresent, from small street shops to large corporations, from the government to city halls, from video games to cuisine. An example?…
The cherry blossoms have bloomed! What a joy to admire these trees so dear to the Japanese. This beauty is fleeting, but it will last a few more days…
Abroad, fans of manga, anime, and cosplay have a genuine devotion to Japanese animation, as evidenced by conventions like Japan Expo. This is even more true…
Japan is known worldwide for its martial arts and sumo wrestling. But are Japanese sports the most popular? The answer is below! 5th position…
If there's one place in Tokyo that's filmed, photographed, and drawn in the media, movies, and manga, it's the unmissable Shibuya intersection, or "Shibuya Crossing" for…
How about adding a Japanese touch to your Valentine's Day? Better than a dinner out, opt for a movie night at home and choose from our list of…