Customs, history, food, holidays and etiquette explained for learners.
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Overview of Japanese history from 710 to 1185, covering the Nara and Heian periods, the rise of the samurai class, and major political developments. Suitable for learners interested in Japanese history and culture.
Articles about Japanese food, restaurants, local specialties and culinary culture in different regions of Japan. Useful for travelers and learners interested in Japanese culture and cuisine.
The Place of Peace is a Japanese Buddhist temple reconstructed on Furman University's campus in South Carolina, offering visitors insight into Japanese temple architecture, craftsmanship, and spiritual traditions.
A guide to Japanese karate terminology with romanizations and explanations of techniques, stances, commands, and concepts used in dojos. Helps practitioners understand the Japanese language used in karate training.
Guide to nine classic and popular Japanese picture books with difficulty levels, chosen for learners to build vocabulary and pronunciation through simple rhythmical texts and illustrations while learning about Japanese.
Educational resource about Japanese gardens covering their origins, elements, and examples. Helps learners understand an important aspect of Japanese culture and aesthetics.
Interactive video lesson teaching intermediate Japanese learners to describe contradictory ideas, featuring cultural content about using an abacus with downloadable scripts and explanations.
Maggie Sensei explains the colloquial phrase "enryo no katamari," a humorous expression for the last piece of food nobody wants to eat for politeness, along with related vocabulary like "rasuichi" (the last one).
Video lesson on comparing objects and Japanese school culture, featuring scenes of high school students' bags with vocabulary and cultural context for intermediate learners.
Guide to visiting Japanese shrines for tourists and learners, covering proper etiquette, the meaning of ritual practices, how to distinguish shrines from temples, and suggestions for collecting stamps and trying local.
Personal essay on Japanese coffee culture and café experiences, with vocabulary for coffee-related items in Japanese and observations useful for travelers planning café visits in Japan.
Guide to etiquette and safety practices for kyudo (Japanese archery) practitioners in the dojo. Covers respect for shared equipment, concentration, and dojo-specific rules for beginners.
Blog posts about Japanese language schools in Japan, specialized culinary education programs, and distance learning degree options for international students.
Travel guide to Hakodate, Hokkaido's third largest city, covering major attractions including Mount Hakodate, Onuma Park, and historic sites with cultural and historical context for visitors learning about Japan.
Dublin Tomiki Aikido club page featuring competition results from the WSAF World Championships and information about aikido classes for children and adults in South Dublin.
Essay on aikido master Asai Katsuaki discussing his martial technique and philosophy, part of the AikiWeb "It Had to Be Felt" column series about prominent aikido practitioners.
Guide to attending Kabuki performances at the Kabukiza Theatre in Tokyo, with information on tickets, seating, captioning services, and theatre etiquette for international visitors and first-time watchers.
Blog with video episodes explaining aspects of Japanese culture and entertainment, including ukiyo-e art and karaoke traditions. Suited for learners interested in cultural context.
Information about single act tickets and performance schedules at the Kabukiza Theatre in Tokyo for September 2026, helping learners plan visits to experience traditional kabuki theatre.
Introduction to Noh and Kyogen, Japanese traditional performing arts with centuries of history.
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