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Traditional culture
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Please post about Japanese traditional cultures, like Kimono, Sadou, Hanabi, Zen, and so on
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- Traditional culture
- November 15, 2011
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Japanese Museums Part 1 - Tokyo National Museum
Tokyo is an amazing city, that has not only a lot of night life and party to offer but also a lot of culture and history. In order to learn more about Japan and its people I decided to go every other week to at least one museum. The first museum I want to introduce is: Tokyo National Museum
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Jan Tzschichhold(English)
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- Traditional culture
- November 14, 2011
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Trash Seperation
I have to do what before I dispose of my soda bottle?
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Timothy Lu(English)
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- Traditional culture
- November 06, 2011
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International Festival in Waseda
Waseda has become the stage of one of the biggest University festivals in Japan. From AKB 48, to Street-basketball and Scottish Dance. There is nothing that you would not find in the festival...
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Jan Tzschichhold(English)
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- Traditional culture
- November 04, 2011
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Ainu Cultural Festival
Know what Ainu is? I made a trip down to Tokyo International Forum and participated in Ainu Cultural Festival. Read more to know what it is about.
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Dennis Chia(English)
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- Traditional culture
- October 27, 2011
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The Weaving Lady of the Milky way! The Tanabata Festival!
During the August summer month and prior to the Obon festival, the Tanabata festival was held in Kyoto for the second time.
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Hugo Kempeneer(English)
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- Traditional culture
- October 21, 2011
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Hiking the Kyotanabeonesugi Course and the "Shuchi Jinja"!
Today I went hiking with a friend in the Mizutori area of Kyotanabe. The weather was nice and we had a great time. Pictured here is the side of the roof of the Shuchi jinja.
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Hugo Kempeneer(English)
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- Traditional culture
- October 20, 2011
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Iwakura Jinja (Kyoto) and "Hitokoto" principle!
Hitokoto Jinja: According to “Iwakura Soushi” (1905), the celebrated god of this temple is Hitokotonushi Oogami.
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Hugo Kempeneer(English)
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- Traditional culture
- October 19, 2011
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Japanese Soldier continued fighting for 30 years after the End of WWII
I recently read a story in a Japanese tour-guide, about a Japanese soldier who refused to believe that World War 2 was over until the mid 1970's. This story impressed me so much that I wanted to research a little bit more...
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Jan Tzschichhold(English)
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- Traditional culture
- October 05, 2011
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Wednesday, January 19, 2011 cha dao tea (By Yu Jin Yi)
Japan convenience store in soda can discover an unusual search corner points. Compared to other countries, green tea, Black Bean Tea etc will drink more tea motif. South Korea into wellness food craze blows did a lot of various health drink, Japan, pre-existing brand specific tea drinks and beverages were also occasionally seems. benchmarking
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Rose Ding(English)
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- Traditional culture
- September 17, 2011
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Japanese etiquette (by Jee In Chung)
Every culture has its own unspoken rules of etiquette, but somehow they seem more noticeable in Japan then in other countries. As a Korean who has lived in North America, I found some of the rules very surprising.
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- Traditional culture
- September 17, 2011
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New Year Celebrations (by Gillian)
apan, as a Shinto/Buddhist country, considers the New Year a more spiritually significant celebration than Christmas. As a result, in Japan, New Year is a bigger celebration than Christmas (although these days the Japanese certainly enjoy some aspects of Christmas, like Christmas lights and present-giving, as well).
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- Traditional culture
- September 17, 2011
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The 23rd of December in Japan (by Marièke POULAT)
When his Majesty the Heavenly Sovereign of Japan, also known by non-Japanese speakers as Akihito(明仁, see picture 1), celebrates his birthday, he does not take his people for fools.
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Foods (23)
Please post your recommendation about restaurants/cafes/bars and your favourite Japanese foods! Junk foods also are welcome!
Hobby and fun (26)
Please post your favourite animations, manga, music, films, TV programme, games, pop culture, sports and other entertainments!
Travel (34)
Please post about your favourite place to visit! From famous sightseeing spots like Asakusa, Kyoto, Akihabara…to your neighborhood.
Daily life (76)
Please post anything you feel in your daily life. Shops besides restaurants, transportation, study …Anything OK!
Traditional culture (78)
Please post about Japanese traditional cultures, like Kimono, Sadou, Hanabi, Zen, and so on
Japanese language (5)
Please share Japanese language which is useful in your life and which you feel strange/funny!
Japan in your country (1)
Do you have "Japan" in your home country? Please report things Japan related in your country if you found!
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