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Hina-arare, the small coloured sweets of Hinamatsuri
Japan celebrates Hinamatsuri on March 3, a festival dedicated to girls’ growth and happiness. Among the traditional dishes that accompany…
The katanas of Masamune, absolute masterpiece of the Japanese forge
Gorō Nyūdō Masamune, a Japanese blacksmith from the 13th to the 14th century, is renowned for his katanas symbolizing technical…
Tonbokiri, the legendary Japanese feudal lance
The Tonbokiri is a legendary Japanese lance associated with the Samurai Honda Tadakatsu, forged by Sengo Masazane. Symbolizing precision and…
Dagashi and Dagashiya Game Museum: an immersion in Japanese nostalgia
The cheap dagashi treats of Japan are symbols of nostalgia and popular culture, especially during the Shôwa era. Dagashiya, dedicated…
The kamon, the emblem of Japanese families
The kamon, a Japanese family emblem, is an identity symbol dating back to Heian times. Used by all social classes,…
Soukinkutsu: Discreet Sound Art in Japanese Gardens
The suikinkutsu, a discrete sound element of Japanese gardens, produces a crystalline sound by drops of water falling into a…
Learn more about Japanese Temples and Shrines
Japan has over 80,000 Shinto shrines and 75,000 Buddhist temples. Behind these figures, a living spiritual reality: purification rituals, pilgrimages…
Learn more about traditional Japan & the period of time Edo
The Edo period (1603-1868) has been a long-term shaping of Japanese culture: social organization, performing arts, dress codes, relationship to…
Learn more about Japanese myths and legends
Japan is populated by creatures, stories and haunted places that fascinate as much as they worry. From the yokai of…
Learn more about Japanese crafts and arts
From paper cut from Ise to taiko drums, traditional carpentry, tsutsugaki dyeing and kariyushi shirts from Okinawa, crafts and Japanese…
