Customs, history, food, holidays and etiquette explained for learners.
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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 bizenyaki, a traditional Japanese pottery style from Okayama prefecture, with information on firing techniques, glazing methods, and distinctive visual characteristics.
Guide to shrine and temple etiquette for first-time visitors to Japan, covering the differences between Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples, appropriate dress, purification rituals, prayer customs, and respectful.
Shin Shin Toitsu Aikido teaches mind-body coordination through aikido training, breathing, and meditation. Classes welcome people of all physical abilities and ages.
Interview with a Japanese television sales worker describing the TV industry, company culture, and job responsibilities in the Kansai region.
Guide to kaiseki ryori, traditional Japanese multi-course haute cuisine, explaining the structure of meals, typical dishes and cooking methods, and where to experience it.
An illustrated essay on ukiyo-e woodblock prints that explains their history, production process, famous artists, and cultural significance for learners interested in Japanese art and culture.
Articles about aikido history, philosophy, and practice for martial artists and those interested in Japanese martial arts culture and traditions.
A cultural news and entertainment site covering Japanese traditions, festivals, museums, and contemporary events in Tokyo and Kyoto for travelers and those interested in Japanese culture.
Archive of technical articles, interviews, and seminars on aikido practice and history, including instruction on techniques, philosophy, and training methods for practitioners at all levels.
Articles by Doshu Yoshigasaki on aikido and Japanese philosophy, including pieces on the meaning of practice, ki, and the relationship between aikido and tea ceremony, for practitioners interested in the cultural and.
A local dojo in Canada teaching Shinshin Toitsu Aikido, a Japanese martial art coordinating mind and body, affiliated with organizations in Japan and Ontario.
A video lesson for intermediate learners about describing changes, featuring a segment on the Japanese tea ceremony with photo explanations and downloadable PDF materials.
Community and networking organization for Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Program alumni, offering Japanese language coaching, reading groups, cultural events, and professional development resources for people with.
Report on the 2nd IAF International Young Adults Aikido Seminar held in Tokyo, featuring training sessions and demonstrations by experienced instructors for learners of Japanese martial arts.
A media platform offering travel guides, cultural articles, and information about destinations, dining, events, and attractions throughout Japan.
Video lesson with photographs and explanations about Japanese high school club activities, designed for intermediate learners to build vocabulary and cultural understanding through visual context.
Every yokai and Japanese urban legend profiled here, plus the classification, the Edo-period sources, regional variation and what is actually documented.
Guide to Japanese culture, traditions, customs, and daily life organized by themes including food, travel, history, and contemporary practices, written from the perspective of someone living in Japan.
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