Japanese Spirit
Japanese Spirit
Japanese Spirit 
Japanese Spirit Why Are the Japanese So Captivated by Cherry Blossoms?
Why do cherry blossoms captivate the hearts of the Japanese so deeply? At the core of Japanese culture lies the concept of mujo—the transience of all things. Perhaps nothing embodies this "ephemeral beauty" more than cherry blossoms. For centuries, they have graced the landscapes of Japan, reflecting the fleeting nature of life, its beauty, and the very way the Japanese people live.
Craftsmanship When Imperfections Shine: The Philosophy of Kintsugi
The traditional Japanese technique of repairing broken pottery, known as "kintsugi." Kintsugi is not merely a repair technique but reflects the deep life philosophy of the Japanese people. Rather than perfection, it is the broken that shines beautifully—. Let’s explore the important life lessons that can be learned from this perspective.
Events & Festivals Why Do Japanese Festivals Stir Our Emotions So Deeply?
There are moments during Japanese festivals when our hearts swell with emotion, and sometimes, tears seem to well up in our eyes.The lively beat of taiko drums, the vibrant costumes, and the fireworks coloring the night sky—all of it is filled with the brilliance and fervor of celebration.And yet, something beyond these spectacles stirs the heart.Why is that?
Culture Are Japanese People Truly Non-Religious?
The phrase "Japanese people are non-religious" is sometimes heard. However, is this statement truly accurate?Through the customs and culture embedded in the daily lives of Japanese people, I would like to explore their religious views.
Culture Why Do Japanese People Bow?
Why do Japanese people bow?When did this custom begin, and how did it evolve to become a defining stereotype of Japanese culture?Let’s delve into the origins of bowing and explore the spirituality and mindset of the Japanese people to uncover this intriguing tradition.