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Kyoto’s Meiji-era mansion opens a private tearoom with stained glass for just one day

A rare East-meets-West tea ceremony in a seldom seen tearoom. A country’s culture is often deep and never-ending, always with new facets to explore, but the point where two culture...

Japanese culture permeates the world. Who owns it?

Japan begins from a far stronger position. It does not need to convince the world to love its culture. That battle was won decades ago. Its challenge now is ownership.

Japanese Traditional and Modern Clothing: From Kimono to Tokyo Street Style

Japan’s kimono and textile craft, rooted in weaving centres such as Kyoto’s Tango, Yamagata’s Yonezawa and Fukuoka’s Kurume, still shapes how the country designs and makes clothes....

Anime and manga pass on Japan's wartime memories to Gen Z

Authentic food tour: Tokyo, Kyoto & Osaka Food Tour

Japanese cuisine is deeply rooted in regional geography, history, and seasonal availability. While international perception often reduces the country’s culinary output to a few wel...

Things That Shocked Me on My First Trip to Japan (From an Indian Traveler)

A decade before Japan ended up on every influencer's radar, I was already obsessed with the land of the rising sun. I pictured it less as a country and more as its own planet: fast...

Japan’s Extreme Heat is Killing Off Its Cultural Traditions One by One

As Japan gets hotter, age-old cultural rituals such as radio calisthenics, going to the beach, and even Obon dances are suffering.

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A dancer prepares for the Yosakoi performance at the Remo-Yosakoi Festival, marking 29 years of Surabaya-Kochi ties. - AFP

10 obiceiuri japoneze care Г®i fascineazДѓ pe romГўni

Japonia rămâne una dintre cele mai fascinante culturi pentru români — o țară unde tradiția milenară și modernitatea extremă coexistă în armonie, iar codul de etichetă...

Temple lodgings preparing for pilgrims on Japan's Shikoku island

Japan Trend Radar: Kumamoto, Takaichi Criticism, Empress Support

Japanese social media condemned corporate greed, re-iterated their support for an Empress Aiko, and demanded women-only Shinkansen seats.

Japanese workers reveal their top five mysterious rules they wish would disappear【Survey】

A single vacation can lead to near-forced souvenirs and apologies to the entire office. Japan is world-renowned for its hospitality, respect for tradition, and attention to detail....

日本統治下のジャワ島で生まれた「ホコカイ」　模様に込められた願い

Through the Lens: Kyoto heat fires up Gion Festival crowds

“Katakana Hell”: The Culture Shocks Japan’s Asian Immigrants Actually Face

What surprises Asian immigrants in Japan? From corporate jargon to the country's famously indirect "no," there's a lot to navigate.

Japanese Uncensored: 4 Things Japanese People Want Foreigners To Know Before Visiting Japan

The first to become a first-world country in Asia, Japan boasts one of the world’s top economies. What kind of image does such a country have amongst foreigners, and how does it co...

Japanese hospitality towards white tourists

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Kyoto temple bans visitors from wearing kimono

Visitors to 600-year-old temple prohibited from wearing traditional garment following problems caused by those prioritizing cool social media photos over basic manners. Seiraiin is...

Join Naked in the Niwa garden: Kyoto Station’s newest spot to craft traditional art

Workshops offer English instruction in making custom gold leaf bags, weaving bamboo baskets, and crafting samurai armor. Many tourists descend upon the historical capital of Japan...

Gion Matsuri: Kyoto celebrates centuries-old Shinto festival

KYOTO, Japan — There’s a special moment when Katsushi Horikawa feels closer to the gods. It comes as he rides atop one of the towering floats pulled through the streets in a centur...

Japan's Takaichi sends offering to Yasukuni Shrine on WWII anniversary

Savor Tea’s Aroma Through Its Vessel; Understand the Tea Ceremony With the Heart

The historical origins and development of tea culture and the tea ceremony

From Obon to Zhongyuan: The Ancient Story Behind Asia’s Tradition of Honoring the Dead

Across Asia, festivals honoring ancestors take on different forms, but many share an enduring emphasis on filial devotion, remembrance, and maintaining ties between generations