A tradition deeply rooted in Japanese culture, Momijigari is an annual celebration that captures the imagination of all who are lucky enough to experience it. Momijigari, literally “autumn leaf hunting,” is a centuries-old practice that reflects Japan’s appreciation of nature and the fleeting beauty of seasonal changes. The Emergence of Autumn Colors At the heart …
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The PlayStation 4 (PS4), launched in 2013 by Sony, is one of the most popular consoles in the world. Its advanced technology, its catalog of exclusive games, and its online community of players have redefined the video gaming experience. The PS4 remains an essential console, which continues to seduce video game enthusiasts even after the …
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In the winding streets of Kyoto, far from the crowds and modern hustle and bustle, lies a little-known spiritual treasure: Byakugō-ji Temple. This shrine, lost in the middle of lush vegetation and bathed in a peaceful atmosphere, transports visitors to a timeless dimension. Byakugō-ji Temple is much more than a simple place of worship. It …
The Jidai Matsuri, or “Festival of Eras,” is one of Kyoto’s three largest festivals. It celebrates the city’s millennia-old history through an impressive costume parade, retracing key periods of Japan. The festival is held every year on October 22, the anniversary of the transfer of the capital from Nara to Kyoto in 794. Origin and …
Japan is a land of deep tradition and culture. Festivals are must-see events to celebrate history, religion, and the beauty of each season. One such spectacular festival is Shuki Taisai, a grand autumn festival. It takes place at the famous Toshogu Shrine in Nikko. Nestled in the mountains of Tochigi Prefecture, Toshogu Shrine is a …
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Located in Gifu Prefecture, the charming city of Takayama is home to the Hachiman Matsuri festival. It is one of Japan’s most famous and traditional autumn festivals. This annual event takes place on October 9th and 10th. It is a celebration rich in history, culture, and visual splendor. The Takayama festival is actually a biennial …
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In Japan, Sports Day, or “Taiiku no Hi” in Japanese, is a special day. It is celebrated every year on the second Monday of October. This national holiday is dedicated to promoting physical activity, health, and well-being through sports. Sports Day is a unique opportunity to bring Japanese people of all ages together to participate …
Karaoke, a form of interactive musical entertainment originating from Japan, has captured the hearts of music lovers around the world. However, its history and cultural impact are particularly profound in Japan, where karaoke has become much more than just a leisure activity. The Origins of Karaoke The term “karaoke” is derived from two Japanese words: …
Ikebana, die traditionelle japanische Kunst des Blumensteckens, fand in der Ohara-ryū-Schule (小原流) einen besonderen Ausdruck. Diese 1912 von Unshin Ohara gegründete Schule hat sich seitdem zu einer wichtigen kreativen Kraft in der Welt des Ikebana entwickelt und dieser alten Kunst eine einzigartige Perspektive verliehen. Geschichte der Ohara-Schule : Die Ohara-Schule wurde in Tokio gegründet und …
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Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc., a merger of giants Bandai and Namco, embodies the essence of the interactive entertainment industry. This renowned Japanese company has left an indelible mark on the world of video games, with a rich history, iconic franchises and a constant commitment to innovation. History and Merger of Bandai Namco : Bandai, founded …
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