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Lantern (chou-chin) – the Japanese supplement to candles

Lantern (chou-chin) is a traditional structure made of thin bamboo frames and wrapped in paper. The structure…
Karuta is a game to enjoy together over the New Year holidays.

Karuta is a card game loved by the Japanese since olden times.The game is mainly played indoors by multiple pl…
Bamboo stilts (Takeuma)

Takeuma is a Japanese traditional plaything. It is referred to as stilts overseas. Wooden platforms are attac…
The gay talent gay bar is rapidly gaining in popularity recently in Japan?

"A gay talent" plays a lot of role in Japan. Is there the person of a homosexual and the bisexual abroad? In…
Why are there more national holidays in Japan than overseas!?

There is a preconception overseas that the Japanese are hard workers and very serious. But in fact, Japan has…
Masks – Why do so many Japanese wear masks?

One thing that surprises tourists is the prevalence of masks! It seems, at certain seasons, that most Japanese…
Igo is Japanese version Othello. Do you know how to play?

There is a game called Igo in Japan that is very similar to a game played overseas called Othello. Igo is pla…
Jizo: religious temple ornaments

When you walk into temples, you may find a lot of Jizo (guardian deities of children) in the grounds.　 Have yo…
You find your future spouse in Omiai? How to marry in Japan.

There are generally two processes to marriage-- love marriage and Omiai marriage. This is a old Japanese means…
Shuri Castle is indispensable during a trip to Okinawa!

Okinawa is known for her transparent beautiful sea. But the charm of Okinawa is not only the sea! There are …

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