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A great coincidence or destiny
One day we were walking along the river early in the morning, we saw Mount Fuji completely covered in snow, and we were happy to see it so… Continue Reading
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Geisha – Guardians of Traditional Japanese Art
Geisha 芸者literally means: “person who practices the arts” Geisha are women who dedicate their lives to traditional Japanese arts and use their talents to entertain clients during banquets… Continue Reading
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Talks about architecture and urban planning
Very welcome to these talks (although, in this case, it is through a written article) that we will surely enjoy by sharing the interest that arises in any… Continue Reading
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JR East launches official Train Simulator on Steam
The East Japan Railway Company , better known as JR East , is the largest railway line in Japan, with lines running from and around Tokyo to the… Continue Reading
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Wagasa – Traditional Japanese Umbrella
Wagasa (和伞) are traditional Japanese umbrellas, made of bamboo 竹 (wood) and washi 和纸(traditional Japanese paper). They were first introduced to Japan from China in the early Heian period (794-1185). The… Continue Reading
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Shichi-Go-San – Traditional Japanese Festival
Shichi-Go-San (七五三 lit. “seven-five-three”) is a Japanese custom celebrated on November 15. On this day, five-year-old boys and three- and seven-year-old girls visit the shrines to pray for… Continue Reading
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