Afia Ibnat
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The Edo Period: Political, Economic, and Social Developments
The Edo period started in 1603 and lasted until 1867 and was a time of significant political, economic, and social change.
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A Year in Japan: My Experiences as a Bangladeshi Muslim Student
As a Bangladeshi Muslim in Japan, I've had the opportunity to explore a very different culture and meet people who have changed me for the better. Read more!
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Role of Women Throughout Japanese History
The role of women in Japanese history is a complex and multifaceted topic that spans centuries of cultural and social change.
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The Economic Miracle of Japan: From Devastation to Prosperity to Something in the Middle
This article will explore the history of Japan's economic miracle's history, its causes, and current challenges.
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Japanese Horror: The Genre that Terrorizes Japan
The darkness of the night brings a chill to your spine. Dare to take a peek at the twisted tales of Japanese horror if you dare!
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The Samurai Code of Bushido: Honour, Loyalty and Courage
The samurai code of Bushido - a set of ethical principles which originated during the feudal period - is one of the most enduring cultural legacies of Japan.
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Remnants of Seppuku Resurface Amidst Demographic Crisis in Japan
The practice of seppuku has been deeply ingrained in Japanese history and is often associated with samurai warriors and their code of honor.
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Staying Organized the Japanese Way
In Japan, staying organized is deeply ingrained in the culture, and it can be seen in everything from minimalist homes to the precision of daily routines.
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Gaman: Endurance with Dignity
Have you heard of the term "gaman"? It stands for endurance or perseverance in Japanese and is a very frequently used word in Japanese culture. Read more!
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Natural Disasters in Japan: What Foreign Residents Need to Know to Stay Safe in Earthquakes, Tsunami & Typhoons
Japan is a beautiful country, but it is also a country that is highly prone to natural disasters. It's essential for visitors to be prepared for such events
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Datsuzoku: Deviating From Daily Routine
Stepping out of your daily routine is something that many people struggle with, but the Japanese concept of "datsuzoku" has many positive aspects.
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Overcoming Japan’s Birth Rate Crisis
The birth rate in Japan is still a big issue for Japanese society. So let's see the series of challenges Japanese politicians face now.
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Behind Japan’s Declining Birth Rate: More Women in Education and the Workforce?
Is there a negative correlation between birth rate and education in women? Read a deeper analysis to understand the structural issues behind this phenomenon.
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Initiatives to Repopulate the Abandoned Villages/Ghost Towns in Japan
Have you ever been to one of Japan's ghost towns before? They are quite common, and we dive into the reason why ghost towns arise and how to prevent them.
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Jouhatsu: Japan’s Mysteriously Vanishing Population
The term jouhatsu, - literally "vanishing," refers to the increasing number of people in Japan choosing to live off the grid or disconnecting from society.
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Japanese Religion: Shintoism, Buddhism and Others
Japan is a country rich in culture, religion, and tradition. And even though religion and culture are often times separated, Japanese religion is more cultural.