Must go places in Kiyosumi-Shirakawa: Tokyo’s Hidden Gem
Kiyosumi-Shirakawa (清澄白川) is well known a place where Blue Bottle Coffee has opened in Japan for the first time. Aside from that, there are many places that you will agree …
ORIGAMI JOURNEY
I have received permission to publish the image of Sweet Lips from the Ochanomizu Origami Kaikan. Here is the link to The Ochanomizu Origami Kaikan (museum). At the International Airport: …
Fukui Part 2〜Local Specialties and Products
Hello, it’s a pleasure to see you again. This will be a continuation of part 1.I would like to talk more about Fukui to you. In this section, I’ll highlight the …
The Disappearing Japanese Culture “Nengajo”
One aspect of Japanese culture is on the verge of disappearing. In Japan, many people have traditionally written numerous letters toward the end of the year. These letters are not …
Let’s Go To Mt. Takao!
To be honest, I’m not a big fan of hiking in the mountains. As opposed to me, my wife has been wanting to do it for many years. Finally, I …
Waribashi～Disposable chopsticks~
If you have visited Japan, you have probably used waribashi: disposable chopsticks at places like restaurants, cafes and convenience stores. The culture of using chopsticks exists in many parts of …
Fujiidera City Part 3 〜City’s ambassador enka singer Yuto Tatsumi (辰巳ゆうと)
Hello, everyone. This is my third time writing about Fujiidera City. I would like many people to know how wonderful my hometown is. Today, I’ll be introducing an enka singer, …
Sanpo in Ghibli Park
Animation is one of the most important aspects of Japanese culture in Japan. There are a number of animations, and some of them are very well-known around the world. Recently, …
How To Enjoy Kaitenzushi
Kaitenzushi is really popular in Japan and many people like it. This is because you can eat fresh seafood and sushi at reasonable prices. Plus, it’s fun to see moving …
Welcoming the New Year: Japanese Greetings
It’s Already the Last Month of 2024! In no time, we’ve arrived at the final month of 2024. In English-speaking countries, people often say “Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!” …