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Washi, Traditional Japanese Paper
Washi paper (和紙) is one of Japan’s most important artistic products. Over 1,300 years of production, it has formed the backbone of many other Japanese art forms. In… Continue Reading
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The 30 Most Popular Expressions or Words in Japan in 2021
In Japan, at the end of each year, new and trendy words or expressions that people paid close attention to and talked about on their social media are… Continue Reading
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High School in Japan: A Choice With a Thousand Details
I still remember the school years as if it were yesterday, the time when we went from middle school to high school, and in my personal case it… Continue Reading
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The Hidden (But Cute) Side of the “Undokai” Sports Festival
Many of you have probably already heard about the undokai sports festival in Japan. A celebration full of physical tests, sports competitions, dances and rhythm tables, which are… Continue Reading
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What is celebrated on Culture Day in Japan?
Culture Day (文化の日, Bunka no Hi) is the national event to celebrate traditional Japanese culture and promote the love of freedom and peace enshrined in the Japanese constitution.… Continue Reading
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Maneki-neko – Symbol of Luck in Japan
Maneki-neko (招き猫), also known as the lucky cat or fortune cat, is a popular Japanese sculpture that has the symbolism of bringing good luck to its owner. The… Continue Reading
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