- Let’s stroll around town in a Kimono! Ningyo Town and its traditional Japanese culture.
- The Tadaima Japan Editorial Team visited Ningyo-cho with K, who was visiting Japan for the very first time. From a healthy tofu lunch, a relaxing park
- A ‘must-do’ when you visit Matsue: Japanese tea ceremonies
- Experiencing Japanese culture can be costly at times, but there is no way you can leave Matsue without experiencing sado, or Japanese tea ceremony! Le
- Want to experience intense tea culture in Kyoto? Let’s mill matcha with a stone mill!
- A rare experience, milling matcha yourself Do you know what matcha is? It’s newly harvested tealeaves, processed with stone mills. Nowadays its pac
- Trying Ikebana for the first time
- Here we go! This time, I visited the Ichiyo School of Ikebana. They often participate abroad in exhibitions and demonstrations for Ikebana. Ichiyo
- Make your own Japanese pottery at “The Takara Pottery Studio Experience”
- It’s easy enough, even for a beginner! Let’s drop by a pottery class while sightseeing in Kamakura. Takara Pottery Studio is about a 10-minute walk f
- How and where to rent a yukata in Kyoto
- Yukata is a typical kind of Kimono, worn during the summer. It used to be called yukata-bira, which were an undergarment noble people in the Heian per
- My experience of aizome, dying Japan Blue
- Indigo, nicknamed Japan Blue, is an important color in Japanese culture. This is why I decided to visit Wanariya, a shop that allows visitors to make
- You can go boating right in the middle of Tokyo!
- It’s Tokyo’s Oasis where you want to visit on a sunny day 1 minute walk from JR Iidabashi station, “CANAL CAFE” is located alongside t
- You can taste more than 200 kinds of wine! Let’s go on a winery tour in "Katsunuma" to find your favorite wine!
- You can’t help but to drink it! Katsunuma is famous as a winemaking region From Shinjuku station, we took the Express Kaiji and l