
Sakuraco’s Onsen Retreat: 24 Days of Traditional Japan Advent Calendar
There is something timeless about the Japanese onsen. For centuries, these natural hot springs have been more than places to bathe. They are sanctuaries of
There is something timeless about the Japanese onsen. For centuries, these natural hot springs have been more than places to bathe. They are sanctuaries of
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.
Wappa meshi is a timeless Japanese dish that delights with its simplicity and depth of flavor. It is a must-try for anyone seeking authentic Japanese cuisine
This delightful Ryokan Retreat Advent Calendar brings the charm of a traditional Japanese inn to your home, filled with authentic treats, beautiful artwork, and meaningful cultural symbols.
Looking to figure out what to get this holiday season? Sakuraco’s 2023 holiday gift guide has got you covered!
Green tea, a beloved drink in Japan, offers a range of flavors and qualities. Each cup tells a story of cultivation and expert craftsmanship. Here are some grades of green tea that you should know about.
Japan has some of the world’s most beautiful beaches. While the world knows the country for its cultural and historical attractions, its coastal gems are often underrated.
Kyoto temples, with their timeless elegance and deep-rooted spirituality, beckon travelers to immerse themselves in a world where the past and the present coexist harmoniously.
Tabi are traditional split-toe Japanese shoes that are a major part of fashion and history. They naturally move with the feet, which benefits posture and can prevent foot injuries. They come in the form of boots, shoes, and even sandals.
Okoge senbei are popular traditional Japanese rice crackers made from charred leftovers from cooked rice. You can find packaged okoge senbei lining the shelves of supermarkets and specialty stores alike.
During hot summer days in Japan, people use an uchiwa. With its paddle-like shape, the uchiwa is a handheld fan, providing a refreshing breeze with a simple wrist flick.
Kiharu Nakamura, Sada Yacco, and Mineko Iwasaki are historical figures in geisha history who have impacted Japanese culture and entertainment.
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