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Japan’s summer matsuri (festivals) offer an unforgettable mix of history, culture, and excitement. Each event showcases centuries-old traditions in a lively and colorful atmosphere.
The firefighter in Japan has a long and dedicated history. Fires have been a big problem for many years because most buildings are made of wood, which burns easily. Earthquakes and strong winds often cause fires to start and spread quickly. Because of this, Japan developed special ways to fight fires and protect its towns.
Japan is the birthplace of numerous art forms. But perhaps none have combined nature with patience, and captivated the world’s heart as much as bonsai. But what makes a tree ideal for this art?
The camellia is one of the most common flowers in Japanese art.People have admired camellias for centuries for their beauty, strength, and healing qualities. Let’s explore their history, their meaning in art, and how people in Japan still use them today.
Long before women took center stage, the very first geisha were men. Called taikomochi or hokan, these male entertainers were skilled in storytelling, music, and wit. They played a vital role in Japan’s social and artistic history. Keep reading as we explore the fascinating legacy of the taikomochi and their impact on Japanese entertainment.
The Japanese pastry chef team won the 2025 Pastry World Cup in a dazzling show of skill and creativity. Japan’s win highlights its growing influence in the world of pastry. It shows how tradition and innovation can come together beautifully and deliciously.
Enjoy new Japanese sweets, snacks and tea every month starting from $32.50USD
Enjoy new Japanese sweets, snacks & tea every month starting from $32.50USD
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