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2021 in Japan: What to Expect in the Year of the Ox Although it’s gotten off to a rocky start, 2021 will be a better year than…
8 Virtual Cultural Experiences to Keep You Occupied During the State of Emergency With the second state of emergency announced earlier this month and the ongoing spread of…
Japanese Holidays: What is “Seijin no Hi” (Coming of Age Day)? After the New Year’s celebrations comes another national holiday in Japan: “Seijin no Hi” or…
Japan’s Ingenious Notepad Lets You Travel the World One Page at a Time Autumn leaves in the Kyoto air, a winding path on a hill, lined with centuries-old…
Lafcadio Hearn’s Matsue – The Chief City of the Province of the Gods Searching for the essence of an ancient Japanese city based on a turn-of-the-20th-century metaphorical love…
Ed’s Picks: The 10 Best Japanese Albums of 2020 One of very few bonuses of having had almost an entire year lost to the…
Singer May J. Starts the New Year on a High Note May J., a Tokyo-born multicultural singer with her roots in Japan, Iran, Turkey, Russia, U.K.,…
A Complete Guide to 50 Years of Music in Tokyo (1970–2020) Over the course of the lifetime of the Tokyo Weekender so far, Tokyo has transformed…
Jisei: The Art of Japanese Death Poems The 19th-century poet Kiba wrote the above verses shortly before…
Omisoka: The Bells Ring for You on New Year’s Eve New Year’s Eve, celebrated around the world in a variety…
Has the Amabie Warded Off Covid-19? A Look Into Japan’s Yokai Gone Viral Just as the Greeks had Cardea, the goddess of door…
Nengajo: The Japanese New Year’s Card Tradition and How to Send Your Own It’s been a year that many of us are eager…