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Culture

What is Samue? Japan’s Versatile Traditional Outfit

Samue is a traditional Japanese workwear. Let's explore about it and its uses
Japanese Mythology

Yamato Takeru : A Legendary Hero of Japan

This article explores his legendary life and the famous Swan Legend associated with him.
Deity

Toyotama-hime: The Tragic Goddess of the Sea and Her Sacred Sites

Japanese Goddess Toyotama-hime’s story is a powerful tale of love, sorrow, and divine heritage.
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Japan

Relax in Nature: 3 Tokyo Hotels with Japanese Gardens

In this article, we’ll introduce three exceptional hotels in Tokyo where you can enjoy the beauty of a Japanese garden.
Food

Japanese Tea: The History, Benefits, and Hachiju Hachiya Harvest

This article explores the connection between Hachiju Hachiya and Japanese tea, the history of Japanese tea, its health benefits, and the characteristics of different types of Japanese tea.
Traditional Arts

Yabusame : The Art and Tradition of Japanese Horseback Archery

In this article, we will explore the origins, history, and significance of Yabusame, as well as introduce famous shrines where you can witness this spectacular event.
Culture

Oharae & Chinowa : Japan’s Ceremony for Spiritual Purification

Oharae (大祓) is an ancient Japanese purification ritual performed twice a year, in June and December. In this article, we will explore the meaning of Oharae, the rituals involved, the origins of Chinowa Kuguri
Culture

What is Hanamatsuri? Japan’s Buddhist Flower Festival

Hanamatsuri, meaning "Flower Festival," is a Buddhist event that honors the birth of Siddhartha Gautama, who later became Buddha. Find out the traditions and foods associated with this special day!
Food

The History of Rice in Japan: Why Is It the Staple Food?

For the Japanese, rice is more than just food—it is deeply woven into their culture and history. Let’s explore its history, cultural significance, and modern-day uses.
Cultural Objects

What is Shoji? Japan’s Traditional Sliding Screens

Shoji/障子, a traditional Japanese architectural feature, has been an integral part of Japanese homes for centuries. Let’s explore the fascinating world of Shoji in detail.
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