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Official Kabuki Web news and schedule page providing information about upcoming kabuki performances at major theatres in Japan, including ticket information and cultural experience programs for international visitors.
Describes the Jōmon pottery period of ancient Japan with vocabulary and historical context for learners interested in Japanese cultural heritage and ceramics.
Information about Ki-Aikido seminars, training camps, and dojos worldwide for practitioners of this Japanese martial art that emphasizes mind-body coordination.
A portal that curates and recommends websites, tools, and online resources for learning Japanese across various topics including culture and reading practice.
Official website of Shorinji Kempo, a Japanese martial art that combines physical training with spiritual development.
Bond Street Dojo in New York offers classes in Aikido, a Japanese martial art, for youth and adults seeking to study and practice its principles in a respectful training environment.
Database of over 223,000 Japanese woodblock prints spanning from early Ukiyo-e to contemporary works, with search by image functionality and information on the historical periods and artistic movements of Japanese.
A resource from the Japan Foundation that teaches Japanese vocabulary and expressions found in anime and manga, with cultural context for learners of all levels.
Organization for Ki-Aikido dojos worldwide that follow Yoshigasaki Sensei's teachings, offering seminars, videos, and practice resources for students of this Japanese martial art.
Information about the Southern California Ki Society, a dojo offering instruction in Shinshin Toitsu Aikido, a Japanese martial art that emphasizes mind-body coordination and the development of ki.
Research guide to Noh theatre and related traditional Japanese performing arts, with links to databases, video archives, texts, and translations of plays.
Explains three main types of Japanese pottery lids with their Japanese names and technical features, illustrated with examples from teapots and urns.
Information about kabuki performances at the Minamiza Theatre in Kyoto, with schedules, ticket booking, and English language support for visitors interested in experiencing traditional Japanese theatre.
The Ki Research Institute teaches the principles of mind and body coordination through aikido and related practices developed by Koichi Tohei, offering classes, workshops and resources on applying these principles to.
Educational resource about Japanese gardens, primarily those in Kyoto, with tours, maps, histories, and explanations of garden elements and design principles for learners interested in Japanese culture.
News coverage of the 2026 Kagamibiraki ceremony at the Aikido Hombu Dojo in Tokyo, where over 1000 practitioners received rank promotions, with information about the event and promoted ranks.
Contact page for The Slow Brush, a blog about Japanese calligraphy and slow arts that provides in-depth writing and reviews for learners interested in cultural practice.
International performance ensemble that teaches and performs noh theatre in English and Japanese, offering workshops, training projects, and educational videos about this classical Japanese art form.
A tag archive for a blog exploring Japanese calligraphy and related slow arts, offering articles on technique, philosophy, and cultural context for learners and practitioners.
Conversations with Japanese Senseis, with live translation to help people connect across languages. Prelaunch; launch planned for November 2026.
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