Customs, history, food, holidays and etiquette explained for learners.
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English glossary of Japanese pottery and tableware terms, covering ceramic types, dish shapes, decorative techniques, and famous production areas. Useful for learners interested in Japanese material culture.
Manga series about two step-sisters bonding through cooking and meals. Includes recipes and everyday Japanese vocabulary and situations for intermediate readers.
Glossary of Japanese ceramics terminology with Japanese names and explanations of kiln types, glaze styles, regional pottery traditions, and aesthetic principles.
Explains mono no aware, the Japanese aesthetic concept of the pathos of things and awareness of impermanence, with connections to cherry blossoms, calligraphy, and traditional Japanese culture.
A guide to kendo terminology with Japanese words, kanji, and explanations of concepts kendoka encounter during training and practice. Serves learners interested in Japanese martial arts and the vocabulary used in kendo.
Guide to the chōzu hand purification ritual performed at Japanese shrines, explaining its mythological origins, step-by-step technique, and cultural significance for visitors.
Educational text on aikido principles formulated by Koichi Tohei, covering the four basic principles of mind-body unification and related practices.
A beginner-friendly guide explaining kabuki history, its origins, and how to enjoy performances as an international visitor. Covers theater etiquette and practical information for attending kabuki theaters in Japan.
Pop-up dictionary browser extension for language learning. Successor to Yomichan.
MOSAI is a Japanese language institute in India offering courses, JLPT preparation, and information about entrance examinations for Japanese universities and study abroad programs.
Essay exploring Japanese philosophical attitudes and cultural values, including Japanese perspectives on learning from other cultures and historical factors shaping Japanese identity.
Official Japan Sports Agency website featuring martial arts and sports tourism throughout Japan, with information on experiencing traditional budo practices like judo, karate, kendo, and aikido across different regions.
Video lesson with explanation photos and downloadable materials about Japanese emergency response training and disaster prevention for mid-level learners.
Online workshop teaching kakizome, the Japanese New Year's calligraphy tradition, through guided instruction in different shodo styles. Suitable for beginners to advanced learners with no prior experience required.
Guide to 11 types of Japanese seaweed used in traditional cuisine, explaining their characteristics, uses, and cultural significance for learners interested in food vocabulary and Japanese culinary culture.
Study guide on graphic poetry techniques and their connection to Japanese emaki scrolls, including workshops on waka and haiku translation.
Guide to Japanese culture, etiquette, and social norms for foreigners, covering dining rules, public behavior, bowing, and cultural differences to help newcomers adapt to life in Japan.
Aikido Journal publishes interviews, technical articles, and video content about aikido training and history.
Guide to Japanese martial arts traditions including judo, kendo, karate, aikido, and kyudo for foreign residents and learners.
Information about Shinshin Toitsu Aikido, a martial art founded in 1974 that emphasizes the coordination of mind and body through the Ki principle.
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