Japanese Mythology Yamato Takeru : A Legendary Hero of Japan
This article explores his legendary life and the famous Swan Legend associated with him.
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Japanese Mythology 
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
Cultural Objects Japan’s Koinobori: History & Meaning
In this article, we will explore what Koinobori is!
Culture Children’s Day in Japan: Traditions and more
This article explores the origins and history of Children's Day, its connection to Tango no Sekku, and the traditional customs and foods associated with May 5th.
Culture Hinamatsuri : History & Display of Dolls
Hinamatsuri, or Girls' Day, is a traditional Japanese celebration held on March 3rd each year to wish for the health and happiness of young girls. Let's Explore the History and Display of dolls Information!
Japan Who is a Miko? (Japanese Shrine Maiden)
In this article, we will explore the role of miko from their origins in Japanese mythology to their modern-day duties, the requirements to become one, and even how you can experience being a miko yourself!
Cultural Objects Yukata: Japan’s casual summer kimono
In this article, we’ll dive into the history of yukata, explain the differences between yukata provided at inns and general yukata, and highlight why it’s a great idea to make your yukata debut this summer.