Home Visit Program and Japanese Cluture Media
Home Visit Program and Japanese Cluture Media
Home Visit Program and Japanese Cluture Media
Chain restaurants targeting families are called “famiresu,” which provide many different dishes at reasonable prices. Old-fashioned small restaurants targeting mainly regular customers are generally called “shokudou,” which provide homemade dishes. There are other specialty restaurants featuring in one dish such as soba (noodle), or curry. Instant foods are popular When you go to convenience stores, […]
Many foreign tourists say Japanese food are delicious, In Japan, all kinds of food is available, from traditional Japanese to foreign ingredients and dishes of the world, including halal food for Muslim believers at specialized stores and restaurants. Chinese and Korean food is taken as almost Japanese. Japanese foods are served in different styles Regarding […]
There are tourists who are interested in ninja through manga, anime and movies, as a result many attractions are prepared. such as ninja museums, restaurants, shows or experience programs. Ninja is a spy or spy group, who served to federal lords or influential people. Their image is dressed in a black hooded costume. What did […]
Summer in Japan is not only known for its festivals, fireworks, and yukatas but also for its chilling horror stories and mythical creatures. These elements have been a part of Japanese culture for centuries, offering a way to cool down during the hot summer months and providing a deeper understanding of Japan’s rich history and […]
The relations among lords, shogun and Emperor would be explained in short, this way. Emperor has been regarded as the legitimate ruler to govern Japan and shogun was appointed by Emperor as the top of military or his guard, who gained gradually social power with their powerful force. Later, shogun became virtually the ruler of […]
Japanese houses are famous for their unique design and functionality, deeply rooted in history and culture. First, let’s talk about “wa-fu kenchiku” or Japanese-style architecture. One of its features is the “tatami” mat. Tatami is made from rush grass and is used to cover the floor. Living on tatami is essential for relaxation in Japanese […]
There are many castles in Japan, where local lords resided, were built beautifully and gorgeously to show the lords’ power and dignity. Especially beautiful Himeji castle was designated as a world heritage site. The lords governed their domain like present day governor and the shogun controlled these lords nationwide. Hidden castle secretes The purpose of […]
“Sado” is a traditional Japanese tea ceremony that involves deep philosophy and aesthetics. It’s not just about drinking tea; it’s about preparing the heart and showing respect through precise manners. First, let’s talk about the basic principles of “Sado.” There are four essential spirits called “Wa-Kei-Sei-Jaku.” “Wa” means harmony, “Kei” means respect, “Sei” means purity, […]
Japan was once used to be described as “Japan ― the country of Fujiyama and geisha.” Geisha is entertaining hostess, who have often been confused or misunderstood with yuujo (prostitute)or maiko(geisha trainee often seen in Kyoto) or oiran (courtesan). Nowadays, you can see them only at hot spring resorts and some banquet restaurants. Many geisha […]
The highest in Japan, with 3776m, is a conical and symmetrical mountain, standing alone in low mountainous area. It is so distinctive, beautiful and magnificent. Japanese believed it would be registered smoothly as World Natural Heritage Site. However, UNESCO did not recognize it as there are some similar shaped mountains in other countries. Mt. Fuji […]