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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.
2025.03.12
Cultural Objects
Culture

Ohaguro: The Meaning and History of Japan’s Black Teeth

Ohaguro (お歯黒) is a traditional Japanese practice of dyeing teeth black
2025.03.05
Culture
Deity

Sarutahiko, Deity of Guidance: The Myth Behind Japan’s Roadside Gods

In this article, we’ll explore who Sarutahiko is, why he is considered a god of guidance, and how he is worshipped today.
2025.03.04
Deity
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Ame-no-Uzume : Japan’s Oldest Dancer and Shinto Goddess

In this article, we will explore the mythology, blessings, and sacred sites associated with Ame-no-Uzume!
2025.03.01
Deity
Historical Figures

Ochimusha: Tragic Fate of Samurai in Sengoku Japan

In this article, we’ll explore the history of Ochimusha, their struggles, and the grim fate that awaited many of them.
2025.02.26
Historical Figures
Cultural Objects

Japan’s Koinobori: History & Meaning

In this article, we will explore what Koinobori is!
2025.02.26
Cultural Objects
Deity

Who is Ōkuninushi? Japan’s Deity of Love and Prosperity

Ōkuninushi is a major deity in Japanese mythology, widely known as the god of matchmaking and love.
2025.02.24
Deity
Yokai

Kaichigo : The Yokai of Ancient Japanese Shell Games

This article explores the characteristics, folklore, and cultural significance of Kaichigo.
2025.02.21
Yokai
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