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Japanese Garden : Features, Styles, and Best Locations to go

Where can I experience the best of Japanese gardens? What makes them special?If you have these questions, this guide will introduce you to the essential features, how to enjoy them, and the best Japanese gardens to visit!

Japan

Komuso Monks : Their Role in History and Games

Who Were the Komuso Monks?In this article, we will explore these questions, delving into their history, attire, and their appearances in video games.

Japan

Takuhatsu : Japanese Buddhist monk on the street

Have you ever seen a monk standing silently in the street, holding a bowl and gazing straight ahead? Or perhaps you've noticed a monk walking through town chanting "Hoo~" in a low voice? You might have wondered what they were doing and why they seemed so solemn. This practice is called Takuhatsu, but why do monks perform Takuhatsu? In this article, we’ll explore the significance of Takuhatsu

Japan

Shojin Ryori: Japan’s Buddhist Vegetarian Cuisine

In this article, we’ll explore the history, characteristics, and key ingredients of Shojin Ryori.

Food

Temple Stays in Japan: What to Expect from a Shukubo Experience

In Japan, there are Temple Stays accommodations. These are called shukubo. In this guide, we’ll explore what you can do at a shukubo, what kind of meals to expect, and our top shukubo recommendations in Koyasan.

Japan

Sokushinbutsu: The Monks Who Mummified Themselves

Unlike traditional mummies preserved through embalming, Sokushinbutsu were Buddhist monks who underwent a rigorous, self-inflicted process to achieve enlightenment. Let’s explore the fascinating history and process of Japan’s self-mummified monks.

Historical Figures