From intricate puzzle boxes to exquisite furniture, Hakone marquetry captivates with its blend of natural colors and delicate patterns!
In Japan, afternoon tea is a tradition where friends gather to enjoy tasty Japanese snacks. Here are a few to try.
Maze soba, a soup-less noodle dish from Japan! Let’s take a close look at its origin and why it’s so good!
Rum raisin vanilla cookies are a long-loved Japanese dessert. Keep reading to learn everything about this delightful treat and how to make it at home!
Seeing cherry blossoms at night is a particular experience that turns regular moments into something unique. Let’s look at what’s in store for us this season.
Houten, also known as “wagiri houten”, is a delicious ring-shaped confection that reflects Japanese wagashi’s rich heritage and intricate craftsmanship.
You can enjoy Hokkaido buffet parties to explore a wealth of fresh and flavorful ingredients, from seafood to dairy products. Let’s dive deeper into Hokkaido’s most common foods with us
The hibiscus flower in Japan has been admired for centuries for its beautiful and vibrant blooms. With various colors, shapes, and sizes, the hibiscus has become a beloved symbol of Japanese culture and is found everywhere, from gardens to artwork.
Join us to uncover five remarkable locations that make Ehime a must-visit destination.
Explore five fascinating Japanese art forms: calligraphy, origami, ukiyo-e prints, ceramics, and lacquerware.
In the heart of Okayama, Kurashiki City also has beautifully preserved Edo-period buildings and canals. Here are the top five places to explore in Kurashiki City!
Discover why samurai blades and sakura petals are so crucial in Japanese tradition! Let’s take a look at the significant connection between samurai and sakura!
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