If you love Japan’s exquisite crafts, Ishikawa is a cradle of creativity where you can learn and experience many intriguing things. Let’s explore five destinations that allow you to dive deep into the arts and culture of Ishikawa!
The Autumn Moon Festival (tsukimi) is a time of reflection in Japan. During the fall months, people across the country come together to acknowledge the changing seasons and appreciate the season’s brightest moon (jugoya).
Many years ago, a Japanese hat represented rank, position, job, or similar distinctions. Keep reading to learn more about some of the best hats and headgear historically worn in Japan.
Japan’s national dress is simple yet elegant. It is ideal for formal or informal occasions. Over the centuries, kimono crafting has undergone several changes regarding its technique.
The kitsune is a fascinating figure in Japanese folklore. Many respect and fear them; they are a major figure in the Shinto religion.
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