Japan Travelogue Series: Japanese Cemetery
Different cultures all around the world have their own ways in honoring the dead in the manner in which their lives are celebrated as well…
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Japanese Winter Solstice Traditions
Twice a year, once in the Southern hemisphere (summer solstice) and yet again in the Northern hemisphere (winter solstice), the Earth’s poles reaches its greatest…
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Japan Travelogue Series: Tokyo Station
Tokyo Station is located in Chiyoda, while the original station is located in Chiyoda’s Marunouchi business district, close to the Imperial Palace grounds. Tokyo Station…
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Unique Things to Get Only in Japan
Every country has something unique to offer for visitors. From cultural handicrafts to unique eats, there’s always something waiting to be discovered when going to…
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Japan Travelogue Series: Koedo Kawagoe
There are places that seem untouched by time. Such a place is Koedo Kawagoe. During the Edo Period (1603-1867) the city of Kawagoe was a…
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How Tokyo Became the Capital City of Japan
For almost half a millennium ago, Tokyo was known as Edo. It started out as a small fishing village, then to a castle town and…
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How Japanese Parents Name their Children
Naming a child can be fun and also a challenge depending on your considerations. In Japan, most of the people are named with kanji. “Kanji”…
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Murasaki Shikibu: The Woman Behind the World’s First Classical Novel
The Japanese novel “The Tale of Genji” is considered to be the world’s first classic novel. Written in in 1008 AD written entirely in Hiragana…
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