Imagine holding a small dish that glows as if sunlight is trapped inside it. This perfect example of Japanese ceramics resembles glass, with its colors deep and luminous, outlined with threads of silver. That’s the magic of shippo yaki.
According to a new study, Japan could face what’s now called “The Sato 2531 Problem.” If nothing changes, by the year 2531, nearly every person in Japan might share the surname: Sato.
The Japanese sweet potato, or satsumaimo, is a root vegetable characterized by its vibrant purple skin and naturally sweet, golden-yellow flesh.
Fluttering cherry blossoms, tranquil shrines, and delicious sushi. These images might pop in your mind the moment you think of Japan, but the country’s charm goes beyond these famous icons. In Saga, Japan, a tradition has evolved that combines history, teamwork, and culture into a single thrilling spectacle: the Ancient Row Boat Race.
If you’ve been following the world of golf, you’ve probably heard the name Miyu Yamashita recently–for good reason. This Japanese golfer has captured international attention with her remarkable victory at the AIG Women’s Open, one of the most prestigious tournaments in the sport.
Hokusai’s “The Great Wave off Kanagawa” is one of the classic masterpieces of Japanese prints. As one of the first Japanese artworks to gain global fame, The Great Wave helped introduce Japanese art overseas and shaped how the world views Japan’s rich artistry. Discover the novelty behind The Great Wave and how it influenced both the Japanese and foreign art scenes.
Origami, the art of paper folding, was once woven into formal ceremonies and religious rituals. People were fascinated by seeing paper come to life with each fold. However, its beauty is also thanks to the origami paper’s texture, rich color, and nature-inspired pattern.
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