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“Osechi” are traditional foods which are eaten by a lot of Japanese on New Year’s Day. It includes many kinds of Japanese traditional foods, and t...
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by NogamiKazuhiro
What is tea ceremony?Tea ceremony is the act of making matcha according to a set traditional etiquette and serving it to guests. Powdered matcha a...
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For Japanese people, calligraphy is familiar and familiar. It is a traditional Japanese culture that can be easily done at home as long as you hav...
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by NogamiKazuhiro
Japan, which stretches from north to south and has four distinct seasons, is blessed with a diverse and rich natural environment, and the food cul...
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by NogamiKazuhiro
There are many beautiful traditional Japanese costumes, such as elegant kimonos, colorful yukatas, stylish happi coats, and simple yet elegant hak...
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It was during the Asuka and Nara period that chopsticks began to be used for eating. Prince Shotoku is said to have adopted the chopsticks system ...
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