Travel Japanese and guides written with learners in mind.
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A travel guide to Abashiri Prison Museum in Hokkaido that covers the history of prisoner labor in Japan's infrastructure development during the Meiji era. Suitable for learners interested in Japanese history and culture.
A collection of practical English guides to Japanese words, phrases, and cultural expressions for travelers and learners, covering food, transportation, shops, and social interactions.
Guide to Japanese martial arts traditions including judo, kendo, karate, aikido, and kyudo for foreign residents and learners.
Guide to proper etiquette for visiting Japanese shrines and temples, covering the differences between Shinto and Buddhist sites, purification rituals, prayer practices, and respectful behavior for travelers new to these.
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.
FAQ page addressing questions about applying to Japanese language schools, obtaining student visas, and studying in Japan. Helps prospective learners understand admission processes and study options.
Guide to obtaining and living on a working holiday visa in Japan, covering application procedures, housing, work options, and visa conversion for people planning extended stays in Japan.
Travel blog documenting a 2018 trip to Japan with posts about visiting Tokyo and Hokkaido, observing Japanese schools, museums, and cultural experiences. Useful for learners interested in Japanese culture and travel.
Step-by-step guide to visiting a Japanese Shinto shrine with explanations of rituals, etiquette, and common activities like drawing fortunes and collecting stamps.
A review of Yakiniku Meimon, a famous grilled meat restaurant in Tokyo, featuring Japanese food vocabulary, cultural context, and explanations of dining customs for visitors interested in Japanese cuisine and society.
Travel guide for Japan's Shikoku Region.
Guide to nine major Japanese festivals written by a licensed tour guide, explaining their history, significance, timing, and cultural meaning. Suitable for learners interested in Japanese culture and festival traditions.
Guide to Japanese table manners and dining etiquette for travelers. Covers basic customs such as using chopsticks properly, greeting phrases, and respectful behavior during meals.
A guide to the design, elements, and history of traditional Japanese-style tatami rooms, covering architectural features like sliding doors, alcoves, and built-in furniture.
Guide to Japanese fireworks traditions, history from the Edo period, and major festivals across Japan including Nagaoka, Lake Biwa, and Omagari. Suitable for learners interested in Japanese culture and travel.
A directory of articles about Japanese culture, traditions, festivals, food, fashion, and travel destinations for people interested in learning about contemporary and traditional Japan.
Official site for Kabukiza Theatre in Tokyo with performance schedules, ticket booking, and information about kabuki as a traditional Japanese art form. Helps learners experience Japanese culture and theatre.
Article exploring moss culture in Japanese gardens and aesthetics, from ancient temple design to modern terrariums.
Guide to Japanese etiquette and cultural customs for visitors, covering behavior in temples, restaurants, public transportation, and homes. Helps travelers show respect and understand social expectations.
Four-week intensive Japanese study trip in Tokyo combining daily language lessons at Intercultural Institute of Japan with cultural activities, JLPT practice tests, and experiences like calligraphy, sushi preparation,.
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