The House of Culture of Japan is located in the heart of Paris. It is a true gem offering an authentic immersion in the cultural and artistic wealth of Japan. It was founded to promote cultural exchanges between Japan and France. This prestigious institution offers a varied and captivating program. Which will delight fans of […]
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Japan’s geishas, often shrouded in mystery and fascination, represent a symbol of elegance, tradition and refinement. These renowned artists embody a way of life and an aesthetic that dates back centuries. A tradition that permeates Japanese culture with their iconic presence. Let’s dive into the captivating world of geishas. And let’s discover their history, their
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Nestled in the heart of the green mountains of Wakayama Prefecture, Japan, lies an ancient cultural and spiritual treasure: the paths of Kumano Kodo. These pilgrimage routes, more than 1000 years old, offer a unique experience that combines hiking, history, and spirituality. UNESCO recognizes them as a world heritage site. Kumano Kodo trails attract visitors
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Excitement is building in Nagoya as LEGOLAND Japan opens its doors for an unforgettable experience. It’s the ultimate Japanese theme park for LEGO fans of all ages. The park is located in the port city of Nagoya. It offers a myriad of activities and entertainment for families looking for adventure. As soon as you arrive,
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In the twists and turns of Japan’s busy streets, in Japanese flea markets, the Nominoichi, unsuspected treasures and forgotten stories are hidden. Treasures ready to be discovered by the curious and history buffs. Join us for a vibrant exploration of these true hidden gems of Japanese culture. Each stand tells a story and each object
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At the heart of rich Japanese culture is a luminous and captivating tradition: Chochin lanterns. These lanterns are symbols of conviviality and artisanal beauty. They have illuminated the streets, temples and homes of Japan for centuries. They thus offer a warm glow that transcends time. Origins of the Chochin and Legacy Lanterns Chochin lanterns, true
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Since their creation, Animate Stores have represented an indisputable pillar of otaku culture. They offer a unique experience to fans of manga, anime and related products in Japan and around the world. Founded in 1983, these stores have evolved to become much more than just points of sale. They are gathering places for a passionate
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In Japan, meals are not just about food but having good table manners. They are also imbued with traditions and rituals that deeply reflect the culture and values of Japanese society. Good manners and politeness at the table are therefore of particular importance, whether at home, in restaurants or during special events. In this article,
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In the serene landscapes of Japan, amid misty mountains and whispering forests, lies a unique lodging experience deeply rooted in tradition and spirituality: Shukubo, temple inns. They offer travelers the opportunity to fully immerse themselves in Japanese culture and Buddhist practices. Indeed, the Shukubo offer much more than just a place to rest. They represent
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Tobacco occupies a unique place in Japanese society, combining centuries-old traditions with constant modernization. This plant is native to the Americas and was introduced to Japan in the 16th century. It quickly found its place in the culture and economy of the country. However, even though Japan faces challenges related to public health and tobacco
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