Travel Japanese and guides written with learners in mind.
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Guide to major Japanese festivals throughout the year, with descriptions of traditions, locations, and dates. Helps learners understand Japanese culture and plan visits to significant cultural events.
Guide to Japanese universities and graduate programs that accept JLPT N3, covering English-taught Master's programs, research-student pathways, and alternative routes into Japanese higher education for international.
A bilingual reference guide to cycling in Kyoto that covers popular routes, temples, shrines, and practical travel information for tourists and residents exploring Japan's cultural center by bicycle.
Guide to Japanese summer festivals covering traditions, clothing, food, games, and cultural practices like Obon and Bon Odori dances. Helps travelers and learners understand festival customs and what to expect.
Construction for Kyoto’s Yasaka Shrine was founded in the seventh century, and it sits right in the middle of Gion, the city’s geisha quarter.
Guide to essential Japanese phrases for travelers visiting Japan, covering greetings, transportation, dining, hotels, shopping, and cultural etiquette. Designed for beginners preparing their first trip.
Why Japan Is the Ultimate Solo Travel Destination
Website featuring articles, interviews, and videos about aikido and daito-ryu aiki-jujutsu practice in Japan, including guides for practitioners training at the Aikikai Hombu Dojo and essays on martial arts history and.
Archive of articles about Japanese culture, history, customs, and travel covering topics like gift-giving etiquette, onsen traditions, Tokyo and Kyoto guides, and Japanese society.
Lesson on airport and travel-related vocabulary and phrases in Japanese, with example dialogues for check-in, seating, baggage, and arrival procedures. Suitable for beginners planning to travel to Japan.
Article exploring how kimonos represented social hierarchy and cultural identity in Japanese history, focusing on Kyoto's role as the center of kimono tradition and textile arts from the Heian period through the Edo.
A hub of free guides and resources for students planning to study in Japan, covering language schools, visas, accommodation, living costs, and cultural information.
Lesson on Japanese phrases and vocabulary for ordering at fast food restaurants, including greetings, menu questions, size and drink selections, and counter words. Suitable for beginners planning to eat out in Japan.
Guide to Japanese cultural experiences at shrines and temples, including omikuji fortune slips, goshuin sacred stamps, and traditional customs, with walking routes through Tokyo for travelers.
A guide to essential Japanese phrases for students on study trips, covering polite expressions, survival phrases for common situations, and practical communication tips for travelers.
Explores the history, philosophy, and aesthetics of sado (the Japanese tea ceremony), including its origins, the influential tea master Sen no Rikyu, and connections to Zen Buddhism and wabi-sabi.
A karate dojo in Osaka offering beginner and advanced classes for Japanese martial arts learners, with programs for foreign tourists interested in experiencing authentic karate instruction and Japanese martial culture.
Guide to Japanese national holidays in 2026 with cultural traditions, historical background, and travel tips for visitors. Helps learners understand Japanese society and plan trips around major celebrations.
Guide to visiting Japanese Shinto shrines for first-time visitors, explaining etiquette customs such as torii gates, purification rituals, prayer practices, and respectful behavior in sacred spaces.
Collection of thirty essential Japanese phrases for travelers, covering greetings, directions, dining, shopping, and emergencies with pronunciation guides and usage contexts for first-time visitors to Japan.
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