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Understanding Hanakotoba in Japan: The Language of Flowers
Japan is a country deeply imbued with symbolism and traditions, where every element of daily life can carry a hidden…
In the footsteps of John Lennon and Yoko Ono in Karuizawa: a trip to a Japanese mountain refuge
Karuizawa, nestled in the mountains of Nagano Prefecture, has been a top destination for decades. With its enchanting landscapes, cool…
The Benshi, the voice that told silent films in Japan
At the end of the 19th century, cinema arrived in Japan, introducing the benshi, a living narrator presenting silent films.…
Chagu Chagu Umakko : Morioka Horse Festival
Chagu Chagu Umakko is a unique festival celebrating horses, held every June in Morioka, Iwate. The parade of decorated horses,…
Min&rsquoyō in Japan: Overview of Japanese Popular Songs
Min’yō, Japanese folk songs transmitted orally, are essential to Japan’s musical culture, evoking daily life and regional beliefs. This article…
Mokuhanga Art: A Japanese Tradition
Mokuhanga, a Japanese wood engraving, is a traditional art that still influences contemporary art. Originally from China, he developed in…
Edo Shikki: refined art of Japanese lacquer in Tokyo
The Edo Shikki is a traditional Japanese handcraft of lacquer, born in Tokyo during the Edo era. It uses noble…
Anma: Understanding the art of ancestral Japanese massage
Anma is a traditional Japanese massage practice, influenced by Chinese Tui Na, which combines precise gestures and energy work. Historically…
Niigata Manga Animation Museum: Understanding behind the scenes of manga and anime in Japan
The Niigata Manga Animation Museum, located in Bandai City, offers an interactive experience on manga and Japanese animation. Accessible in…
Yosa Buson: portrait of a master of Haiku and Edo era painting
Yosa Buson, an 18th-century poet and painter, played a key role in Japanese art during the Edo period. His Haiku…
