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.
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Culture Ohaguro: The Meaning and History of Japan’s Black Teeth
Ohaguro (お歯黒) is a traditional Japanese practice of dyeing teeth black
Deity 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!
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.
Culture Spooky Summer in Japan: Ghost Stories and Haunted Traditions
In this article, we will explore why is summer the perfect season for horror in Japan
Japanese Mythology The Legend of Ookuninushi and the White Rabbit of Inaba
In this article, we will explore who Ookuninushi is, his connection to the White Rabbit of Inaba, and the famous shrines where he is enshrined!
Cultural Objects Why Are Tanuki Statues Placed at Entrances in Japan?
Have you ever seen a plump and charming tanuki (raccoon dog) statue at the entrance of a shop or on the streets of Japan? Let's dive into the history, symbolism, and best placement for tanuki statues.