Travel Japanese and guides written with learners in mind.
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Travel articles related to the Hyogo Prefecture
Travel guide for Okinawa Prefecture, Japan.
Information about single act ticket availability and schedules for Kabuki performances at the Kabukiza Theatre in Tokyo during June 2026, providing practical details for learners visiting Japan.
Travel articles related to the Kanagawa Prefecture
Guide to essential Japanese phrases for restaurant situations including entering, ordering, and paying, with romaji and English translations plus example conversations for beginners.
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.
Travel guide to Kyushu region covering major cities, shrines, hot springs, and cultural sites. Helps learners understand Japanese geography and visit destinations while learning about regional culture and history.
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.
Travel articles related to the Kagoshima Prefecture
Guide to visiting Shinto shrines respectfully, covering etiquette from entering through the torii gate to prayer rituals, offerings, and common mistakes.
Information about Karate Day events and demonstrations in Okinawa, showcasing traditional karate at its historical origin for visitors and learners interested in the martial art's cultural significance.
Welcome to the Bowdoin College web site on Japanese gardens, updated on August 27, 2008.
Official travel guide to Ishikawa prefecture covering Kanazawa, the Noto Peninsula, and regional attractions.
Explore hundreds of castle profiles, interactive maps, castle towns, samurai residences, stone quarries, and feature articles connecting the places, people, and events that shaped Japanese castle history.
Travel guide to Akita Prefecture featuring attractions, local specialties, festivals and seasonal highlights. Provides cultural and geographical context for learners planning trips to Japan.
Guide to dojo etiquette for visitors attending Japanese martial arts classes, covering bowing, dress code, behavior, and respectful conduct in the training space.
A travel blog documenting a 2017 trip to Hawaii with observations on Japanese culture, language, and society.
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.
Notice of “e-Gov” Japanese & English website renewal
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.
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