Customs, history, food, holidays and etiquette explained for learners.
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Information about Minamiza Theatre in Kyoto, one of Japan's principal kabuki venues, with performance schedules, ticket booking, and guides to kabuki for visitors.
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.
Travel articles related to the Nagasaki Prefecture
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.
A publication exploring Japanese calligraphy and related aesthetic practices including tea, Zen, and paper arts.
Explains the origins, Buddhist roles, and symbolism of Gozuki and Mezuki, the ox-headed and horse-headed guardians of the underworld in Japanese folklore, including their connections to Chinese traditions and appearance.
A July 2026 issue of a bilingual magazine that presents Japanese culture and history through articles on food traditions, physiognomy, and modern ukiyo-e, written in accessible Japanese and English for intermediate.
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.
Official travel guide to Ishikawa prefecture covering Kanazawa, the Noto Peninsula, and regional attractions.
Japan Society operates a language center and hosts cultural exchanges, exhibitions, and educational programs about Japanese arts, culture, and society for audiences in New York and internationally.
Travel guide to Akita Prefecture featuring attractions, local specialties, festivals and seasonal highlights. Provides cultural and geographical context for learners planning trips to Japan.
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.
A guide to Kaihou Souko, a massive secondhand warehouse in Nara prefecture selling manga, anime, figures, retro games, and collectibles. Useful for learners traveling to Japan or interested in otaku culture.
New York Aikikai teaches traditional aikido in Manhattan, a Japanese martial art that develops harmony and connection with life energy through physical training.
A blog category collecting travel experiences and cultural activities in Japan, including aikido training, calligraphy lessons, and sightseeing.
Vocabulary list for Japanese pottery and ceramics terminology organized by category, including tools, forming techniques, glazes, decoration, kilns, and finished pots.
Oregon Ki Society offers classes in Ki-Aikido, a Japanese martial art emphasizing mind-body unification and non-dissension, with programs for adults and children at multiple locations.
Video lesson for intermediate learners about asking about rules, set in Tokyo's Akihabara district with annotated photos, downloadable scripts and grammar explanations.
A beginner-friendly guide to ikebana, the traditional Japanese art of flower arranging, covering its history, core principles like shin-soe-tai and ma, major schools, essential tools, and step-by-step instructions for.
Guide to Japanese gift-giving etiquette covering proper presentation, timing, number associations, and cultural significance. Designed for tourists and learners navigating social customs in Japan.
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