Kobe is a port city located in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. It is known for its rich history, unique culture, delicious cuisine and iconic sights. In this article, we will explore the history of Kobe and the main sights to see. History of Kobe: Kobe has a rich and interesting history that dates back over 2000 […]
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Odaiba Park, an oasis in the heart of Tokyo Bay. Odaibae Park, also known as Odaiba Kaihin Koen in Japanese, is a public park located on the artificial island of Odaiba in Tokyo Bay. This park is one of the city’s main tourist attractions, particularly due to its beautiful view of the bay and its
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Japanese Makura cushions, also known as sarassin husk cushions, are traditional Japanese cushions filled with sarassin husks. These cushions have been used for centuries in Japan to help people sleep comfortably and relieve various body pains. The origin of Makura cushions dates back to the Edo period in Japan, where they were considered luxury items.
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The traditional Japanese house, also known as “Minka”, is a typical residence that has been built in the Japanese style for many generations. These houses are known for their unique architecture and functional design, which have stood the test of time and have been adapted to meet modern needs. The traditional Japanese house is characterized
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The suribachi (すり鉢or 擂钵) is a traditional Japanese tool used to grind ingredients for the preparation of dishes such as goma-ae (sesame seasoned spinach) and miso soup. It is a ceramic or stone bowl with raised ribs on the inside, called kushi-no-me, which are designed to facilitate grinding of ingredients. The suribachi has a long
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Tanaka Hisashige was born in Kurume, Chikugo Province (now Fukuoka Prefecture), as the eldest child of a turtle-shell craftsman. He was an apprentice from an early age and was gifted in the art. At the age of eight, he invented an inkstone case with a secret lock, which required a cord to be twisted in
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