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  CHARACTERISTICS OF JAPANESE CANDLES When it comes to candles, the most familiar thing that a Japanese could remember might be the moment and spec...

Feel Essence and Goodness of Japanese Tatami Mats at One Touch! One significance of visiting Japan is the timeless traditional houses, built and ca...

Cloisonne etymology Japanese art masterpiece that apparently symbolized their culture and tradition are undeniably full of astonishment. One of the...

What is the Japanese Tea Ceremony  In Japanese, the tea ceremony is called chanoyu, meaning 'hot water for tea', or chado or sado, meaning 'way of...

Matcha isn't just about drinking! Introducing matcha recipes you can make at home  Before we discuss the different recipes you can create using mat...

 “Confidently doll up with Kimono the best way!” The Kimono is the national and traditional clothing of the country of Japan. The first ancestor of...

Chado - Reviving History through a Cup of Tea For most people, matcha can be associated with cold beverages such as milktea, latte, and even cakes....

In Zen Buddhism, zazen refers to sitting meditation. The disciple is instructed to sit in a quiet room, breathing regularly and freely, with legs c...

Enshrine the Glorious Kamidana Kamidana or in Japanese language it is called “god-shelf”, in the Shintō religion of Japan, a miniature shrine, the...

Why is "Daruma" auspicious?  By the word auspicious, which means giving or being a sign of future success, "Daruma" is well-known for giving peopl...

History of Kimono When visiting a certain country, most people are often astonished by its cultural significance: its food, people, or clothing. A...

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