Akira Online Japanese School Tokyo: Japan’s Only Online Language School that Uses Scientific Approach to Help You Study Japanese
Summerhill International School Provides Enriching Environment Where Creativity Blossoms and Children Shine
Akira Online Japanese School Tokyo: Japan’s Only Online Language School that Uses Scientific Approach to Help You Study Japanese
Summerhill International School Provides Enriching Environment Where Creativity Blossoms and Children Shine
Expand Your Japanese Tea Horizons with Nagasaki Ikedoki’s Online Virtual Tour & Monitor Tour The island of Hirado in Nagasaki has long been Japan’s gateway to the world. It…
JR East Rail Pass Made Available to Foreign Residents in Japan As a foreigner living in Japan, some of the best travel deals are occasionally just…
Kyoto’s Tea Masters Explain Why Drinking Matcha is Essential During the Covid-19 Pandemic Late 1945. Four pilots sit on the beach of a tiny Pacific island. Their planes…
Japanese Holidays: What is “Keiro no Hi” (Respect for the Aged Day)? Much as filial piety is considered a big deal in Japan, Keiro no Hi (Respect…
Hideyasu Moto’s Fantastical, Cynical, Lovably ‘Unfashionable’ Manga Hideyasu Moto published his first comics in Garo, underground manga’s cult favorite magazine, in 1995.…
Forever Connected: Yakushiji Temple in Nara Links People to the Past, Present and Future Engage with the past and find a connection to the future at Yakushiji Temple, one…
The 5 Key Genres of Japanese Manga (And The 18 Titles Everyone Should Read) With manga being as synonymous with Japanese culture as sushi and haiku, it can be…
Bokksu: The Sweetest Subscription Box You’ll Ever Receive from Japan Just as kawaii culture took the world by storm, Japanese cuisine, sweets and snacks have…
Sushi is Identity: New Book “Sushi Shokunin” Brings to Life the Stories, Dishes and Life Lessons of 20 Japanese Sushi Masters Ten years. According to every Japanese artisan I have interviewed over the last seven years,…
Japanese Words We Can’t Translate: Komorebi According to the Oxford Dictionary, there were an estimated 170,000 words in use in the…
The Dark Stories Behind Japanese Festival Masks Festivals are the quintessential summertime activity in Japan, and, if you’re a kid, one of…
TW Asked, You Answered: Have you ever seen a ghost in Japan? We love a good ghost story here at TW. We don’t necessarily like seeing ghosts,…
Meet Hiroo Takenami: Aomori’s Master of the Nebuta The first time I met Hiroo Takenami was at Nebuta Museum Wa Rasse in Aomori…
What You Need to Know About Obon: Japan’s Festival of the Dead If there’s one thing that bridges cultures, it’s the honoring of those that have passed;…
Playful or Malicious: A Guide to Japan’s Magical Animals Japanese mythology is very… biological? In the sense that while it does feature gods and…
