Travel Japanese and guides written with learners in mind.
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Guides for international students studying in Japan covering universities, English-taught Master's programs, MEXT scholarships, JLPT requirements, and practical information for students from multiple countries.
Guide to the Japanese tea ceremony explaining its history, philosophy, procedures, and cultural significance for travelers and learners interested in traditional Japanese arts.
Private karate instruction in Tokyo with a certified Shotokan black belt instructor, offering personalized training in kata, kumite, and body mechanics for students of all levels who visit Japan.
A 3-week guided study trip in Tokyo combining Japanese language lessons at the Intercultural Institute of Japan with otaku-themed cultural activities including anime locations, manga drawing, and themed restaurants.
Guide to Japanese tea ceremony etiquette and customs for first-time visitors, covering the basic flow, proper handling of utensils, what to wear, and cultural values underlying the practice.
Guide to Shinto beliefs and proper etiquette for visiting Japanese shrines, including explanations of sacred spaces, purification rituals, and respectful behavior for travelers and learners.
Guide to Japanese beer vocabulary, ordering phrases, and drinking customs for travelers and learners.
Guide to Japanese teacups covering their history, shapes, materials, and cultural significance in tea ceremony and everyday drinking. Suitable for learners interested in Japanese culture and craftsmanship.
Guide to Buddhist temple etiquette and customs for first-time visitors to Japan, covering entrance rituals, behavior, photography rules, and practical information about temple visits.
Guide to Shinto shrine etiquette and customs for visitors to Japan, covering purification rituals, proper dress, bowing, and respectful behavior at sacred sites.
Guide to Japanese festivals (matsuri) covering their history, religious origins, traditions, and etiquette for foreign visitors.
Take a Study Trip in Japan and learn Japanese, while experiencing fun cultural activities. Here are 8 reasons a Study Trip could be for you.
Guide to Japanese food culture, cooking, shopping, and dining etiquette for foreigners living in or visiting Japan.
Directory of Japanese language schools in Osaka with details on programs, facilities, locations, and student experiences for learners seeking study abroad options in Japan.
A guide to using Japanese convenience stores, covering food options, services, payment methods, and basic useful phrases for travelers.
Guide to kimono components and terminology with Japanese names, covering the main garment, undergarments, obi, and accessories. Suited for learners interested in traditional Japanese clothing and culture.
Resource about Japanese ceramic history, regional pottery traditions, and glazing techniques. Covers major pottery towns and the cultural significance of ceramics in Japanese tea ceremony and daily life.
Get a master's degree in Japan with a scholarship from Monbukagakusho (Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology).
A guide to proper etiquette and customs for visiting Japanese Shinto shrines, covering ritual steps from entering through the torii gate to prayer customs and writing votive tablets.
Blog post exploring the reality of training in a Japanese dojo, comparing Hollywood expectations with actual dojo life, etiquette, and the challenges of traditional martial arts training for foreigners and beginners.
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