- Wearing the tradition: the experience of being dressed in a kimono
- Kimono is probably one of the most famous Japanese words, an emblem of the traditional Japanese cult
- My stay at Tadaima Japan Shinjuku Ryokan
- You’ve probably heard about it: Tadaima Japan has opened its own ryokan at the end of last year in t
- The Shinjuku Historical Museum: a nicely arranged museum with interesting exhibits of Tokyo’s past
- If you’re stuck in Tokyo on a rainy day, how about visiting a museum and learning about the history
- The Art and Manner of Bathing in Japan
- ‘Do you prefer taking a shower or a bath?’ If you have the opportunity to communicate with Japanes
- Tadaima Japan 1st photography contest
- The theme is ‘The Japan that I love most’. Send us your best picture that shows your love for Japane
- Oiwa Inari Tamiya Jinja, a shrine connected to one of Japan’s most famous ghost stories “Yotsuya Kaidan”
- Japan has a tradition of ghost stories dating from the Edo period and if you’ve been here before you
- Dive into the history of Arakicho experiencing the U-shaped town
- Tokyo is a city with elevation of the floor varying in different locations When you look at the map
- Where you can find the traces of Edo,Meiji and Showa period
- The town was the residence of a powerful Japanese feudal lord in the Edo period Araki town, which i
- Enjoy the remains of the Showa period left in Arakicho
- A town which continues to leave its history remaining, Arakicho In recent years, there has been som
- Explore the finest restaurants in the back alleys of Arakicho
- How the alleys of Arakicho is formed “路地の名店” (finest restaurants in the back alleys) is a phrase us
- Many slopes, temples and shrines, and the maze-like back alleys of the gourmet area; Yotsuya Arakicho and temple district in Shinjuku.
- Are you aware that the area around Yotsuya-sanchome station in Shinjuku has a lot to see? Located a
- Let’s find Onigawara! A part of traditional Japanese architecture at temples in Nara!
- When visiting temples in Nara Prefecture, you’ll see ‘Onigawara’ on the roof tops and on the ends of
- Feel the Samurai soul and learn how to use Samurai sword in Japanese traditional martial art “Iai”!!
- Ryusei-kan(龍正館) aims to pass down the Japanese traditional culture and spirit correctly by Iai-do an
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- Do you believe in horoscopes, tarot cards, or palm reading? Every culture has its own way of fortune
- The mystery of Ōnusa (大麻) used in Shinto rituals.
- Ōnusa (大麻) is a tool used for purification at Shinto religious services. Ōnusa (大麻) can also be read