Edo Period
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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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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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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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Top 5 Little Edo Towns to Experience Traditional Japan
The Edo Period was an important time both historically and culturally in Japan, and today, you can experience this period through the top 5 little Edo towns.