Culture
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Ryuichi Sakamoto Exhibition at MOT: Must-See Exhibition in Tokyo This March
"Ryuichi Sakamoto | seeing sound, hearing time" at the MOT is the first comprehensive showcase in Japan dedicated to his large-scale installation works.
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Kamon: Japan’s Timeless Symbol
The mon, also commonly known as Kamon (家紋 meaning “family crest”), are crests of Japanese origin that serve as identifiers, commonly as emblems of families.
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Top 3 Authentic Indonesian Restaurants in Tokyo You Have to Try!
Tokyo has some excellent Indonesian restaurants that offer amazing, authentic cuisine. Check out our picks for some recommended Indonesian Restaurants in Tokyo.
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The Long-Lasting Legacy of Washi Paper and Its Influence on Japanese Life
Washi paper is known to be more durable and more flexible than regular paper because of its fibers, allowing for unique adoptions in many Japanese items.
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Halal Restaurants in Tokyo: 4 Hidden Spots
Check out these hidden halal restaurants in Tokyo where you can enjoy global cuisines without worrying about long wait times or limited seating.
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How to Get Mental Health Help in Japan
Services catered to mental health in Japan have evolvedin recent years, but cultural and systemic challenges still affect access and quality of care.
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What Is So Special About Matcha? The Origins of Japanese Tea Culture
The journey of matcha from an elite beverage in ancient Japan to a globally celebrated drink highlights its timeless appeal and cultural significance. More here
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Recover the Rhythm Within: Join an Authentic Japanese Taiko Drum Experience!
Are you ready to feel the rhythm of Japan's ancient musical tradition? Step into this Japanese o-daiko (large taiko) drum class and experience its joy!
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Sustainability in Japanese Craft: Modern Pottery Leading the Way
Sustainable ceramic pottery emphasizes eco-friendly practices in Japanese craft pottery-making, from material sourcing to production and disposal.
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From Japan to Myanmar: Unraveling the Beauty of Hataori and Lotus Weaving
Hataori (機織り) refers to the traditional craft of creating kimonos, obi (kimono sashes), and other textiles. In museums in Japan you can experience weaving...
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Finding Japan Outside of Japan: Southeast Asia
Japan’s influence extends far beyond its borders, allowing enthusiasts to experience the charm of Japan from all corners of the globe, including Southeast Asia.
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Koi-Tacular Ojiya Nishikigoi No Sato Experience
The Nishikigoi Village boasts a wide variety of different colored koi, some of which are more than a hundred years old! Find out more about these valuable fish!
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Embrace the Simplicity of Danshari, the Japanese Art of Decluttering
Decluttering has gained recognition as our lives become increasingly busy and cluttered with thoughts and possessions. Danshari is a key part of this movement.
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About the Japanese Concept of “Mottainai”
The Japanese term "mottainai" (もったいない) is a multifaceted expression that conveys a sense of regret over waste. It is deeply rooted in Japanese culture.
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10 Must-See Tokyo Famous Temples and Shrines!
Looking for Tokyo famous temples and shrines? Look no further! Check our list of where to find these famous temples and shrines
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Why the World Should Learn Sustainability from Old Japan
With the current state of our world, we should take steps towards sustainability. Maybe looking at how Old Japan managed a zero-waste life could teach us.