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Japanese seasonal beautiful words ~Spring~

2023-04-182023-04-29 - by Chisato.A

As a lover of spring, I feel my heart leaping with excitement when spring arrives. Plants and trees sprout new shoots, and flowers bloom. It is the season that warm …

Tsukimi: a moon-viewing tradition in Japan

2022-09-222022-09-30 - by Takeshi Shimizu

“Tsuki-mi” (月見), literally meaning “to look at the moon,” depicts the traditional moon-viewing events or autumnal customs in Japan. Since Japan has four distinct seasons, people have cherished the seasonal …

The Seven Autumn Flowers (or Herbs)~Let’s Enjoy Seeing Flowers in the Fields of Autumn~

2022-08-252022-08-12 - by Yumi.H

As you know, Japan has four distinct seasons. Each season is very different from the other, so since ancient times, people in Japan have enjoyed each season’s characteristics, such as …

Why are there so many pine trees around Japanese castles?

2022-08-042022-08-04 - by Toshie

Do you know why there are a lot of pine trees in Japanese castles? You find many pine trees around castles all over Japan. There are a few reasons why …

Seasonal Work of Side-Job Farming in June

2022-08-032022-08-03 - by Ko

June in Japan is a humid season with a lot of rain and high temperatures. During this period, persimmons absorb a lot of water, and the fruits grow bigger. If …

Expo ’70 Commemorative Park

2022-07-272022-12-11 - by Mami Yamamoto

In 1970, the Japan World Exposition was held in Suita City, Osaka. It was the first Expo in Asia. This world fair lasted for 183 days and turned out to …

Work of Japanese side-job farmer

2022-06-292022-06-28 - by Ko

May It’s time for new sprouts to grow gradually on the trees. My persimmon variety is called “Jiro persimmon,” and it features a square shape. Persimmon trees are very vital, …

How to enjoy Tokushima Station area, as navigated by locals

2022-06-022022-05-27 - by peco

Tokushima Prefecture is located in the east of Shikoku.Tokushima has several famous tourist attractions, such as the tidal whirlpools of Naruto and the Kazura-bashi Bridge in the unexplored Iya Valley, …

“I can see Mt. Fuji!”

2022-02-222023-01-13 - by Rei

“I can see Mt. Fuji from my balcony.” Imagine your Japanese friend told you this. How would you reply? “So…what?” I’m afraid that isn’t the right answer to let the …

“Nippon” ー the Land of the Rising Sun

2022-01-282023-04-20 - by Mami Yamamoto

Japan is located at the eastern edge of Asia on the world map and has been called the land of the rising sun. The word “Nippon” (日本) literally means the …

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Treasure Hunting at Flea Markets in Kyoto!

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Gokigen-you!~Useful Expressions That Make You Sound Sophisticated~

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Uji City ~ the town of history and tea ~

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Let’s take a road trip: Camper version

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How to take up a boxed lunch lifestyle

How to take up a boxed lunch lifestyle

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Masayo - How to Enjoy Buddhist Statues in Kyoto!

Reading your explanation,I totally under…

Thuthuy - Kinkakuji -how to enjoy Kinkakuji 10 times more-

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Mount Fuji and Himalayas worth visiting …

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