Japan
Gohanshiki: The Forced Rice Eating Ceremony
The ceremony of eating massive quantities of rice in honor of Shinto gods is held annually in the Rinnoji Temple on April, but not many can stomach 30 cups of rice!
Gohanshiki: The Forced Rice Eating Ceremony
The ceremony of eating massive quantities of rice in honor of Shinto gods is held annually in the Rinnoji Temple on April, but not many can stomach 30 cups of rice!
Unwinding in Tradition: The Allure of the Japan...
Japan is a country steeped in tradition and natural beauty. One of its most cherished customs is the onsen. Onsen translates to hot spring in Japanese, a traditional thermal bath...
Unwinding in Tradition: The Allure of the Japan...
Japan is a country steeped in tradition and natural beauty. One of its most cherished customs is the onsen. Onsen translates to hot spring in Japanese, a traditional thermal bath...
Traditional Japanese House
The traditional Japanese house symbolizes Japanese culture and its love for simplicity and nature. Japan is a country that has always sought to harmonize tradition and modernity. It is in this spirit...
Traditional Japanese House
The traditional Japanese house symbolizes Japanese culture and its love for simplicity and nature. Japan is a country that has always sought to harmonize tradition and modernity. It is in this spirit...
Yukata vs Kimono: What’s the difference?
What the difference is between a kimono and a yukata? Or maybe you're thinking, “Hold on, are there different kinds of Japanese robes?” In a way, yes! The kimono and...
Yukata vs Kimono: What’s the difference?
What the difference is between a kimono and a yukata? Or maybe you're thinking, “Hold on, are there different kinds of Japanese robes?” In a way, yes! The kimono and...