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Culture

Are Japanese People Truly Non-Religious?

Are the Japanese really non-religious? Discover the hidden spirituality in Japan's everyday life through traditions like Shinto rituals, Buddhist practices, and Western influences such as Christmas and church weddings.
Culture

Why Do Japanese People Bow?

Explore the cultural significance of bowing in Japan. Learn about its origins in Buddhism, its role in modern etiquette, and the differences between eshaku, keirei, and saikeirei.
Culture

How Do Japanese People Spend New Year’s Eve?

Discover how Japanese people celebrate New Year's Eve with unique traditions like New Year's cleaning, making osechi, and the iconic year-end soba. Learn about the customs, rituals, and the warm, family-centered atmosphere that define this special occasion in Japan.
Craftsmanship

The Delicate Brilliance of Japanese Beauty – Welcome to the World of Kiriko

One of Japan’s traditional crafts, Kiriko, is admired for its exquisite interplay of light and shadow. This artistic masterpiece, a true reflection of Japan’s unique aesthetic and expert craftsmanship, captivates with its delicate beauty. With each glimmer of light, it transforms fleeting moments into timeless brilliance.
Events & Festivals

The Aomori Nebuta Festival – A Feast of Light and Sound That Stirs the Soul

One of Japan’s most iconic festivals, the Aomori Nebuta Matsuri, captivates with its timeless lantern beauty, soul-stirring rhythm of the festival music, and an inclusive, open atmosphere where everyone can participate. Embark on a journey to experience the spirit of Nebuta, and awaken the "memories of festivals" deeply etched in our DNA.
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