Budaya
The Shape of the Sword
Kenji ChidaA quick look at the history of the shape of the Japanese sword
A quick look at the history of the shape of the Japanese sword
Wazuka is a traditional Japanese tea town, with picturesque scenery and mind-clearing, heart-warming Japanese tea. Its tea in...
Traditional Japanese Theater - an Introduction to Noh, Kabuki and Bunraku.
Kanazawa Bunko, one of the oldest libraries for samurai in Japan.
Japanese traditional culture is in fact much wider and deeper than we imagine, and Akita is no different. A perfect example i...
A quick look at 2000 years of sake culture and history in Japan.
The Nippon Takaramono Project commenced in early July, launching the first in a series of 2017 events aiming to promote some ...
The Kunjudo incense factory is in northwestern part of Awaji Island.
Different lanterns in Japanese gardens and temples serve not just as lighting but also for decoration.
Small convenience stores are open all day, every day and offer all of the most necessary items including food and drinks.
Nio are the two warrior guardians often found standing outside the entrance to Buddhist temples. Their open and closed mouths...
A brief introduction of the history, types, and role of rice in Japanese cuisine and culture
Experience the art of kintsugi at Utsuwa Omusubi HANARE in Tokyo’s Minami-Aoyama. Learn the traditional technique of repairin...
Ishinomaki Kawabiraki Festival 2026 runs 31 July–2 August in Miyagi. Fireworks over the Old Kitakami River, Magobei boat race...
Join us as we step into the woven world of intimate ateliers, master artisans, and indigo-stained hands—made possible through...
Hokkaido is home to many unique local festivals, offering a glimpse into the many cultures and traditions!