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Unique and Beautiful Plants Native to Japan
Japanese gardens can be full of beautiful, unique plants. Japan has rich nature throughout its four seasons, as hot humid summers facilitate some plants while dry conditions and heavy snow lead to others. Here are some of those beautiful flowers. The Japan Media -
Japan is a Very Unique Country with Different Frequencies
In Japan, the frequency differs from region to region, with 50 Hz in eastern Japan and 60 Hz in western Japan.This is a very unique situation in the world and is caused when Japan introduces generators. The Japan Media -
The Difference Between Japanese and Chinese Martial Arts
There tends to be some confusion between what martial arts are from Japan and which come from China. Yet, there is a fundamental difference between these styles of martial arts, influenced by their respective origin countries. The Japan Media -
Winter in Japan without Central Heating
In the U.S., the U.K., and Europe, the most common way of heating is central heating. However, in Japan, there is basically no such central heating system, and people usually spend the winter by using heating appliances. The Japan Media -
Japanese Call You by Your Last Name
What are you called by your family and friends? Is it your first name? Is it your last name? Or do they call you by your nickname? In the U.S., I think most people call people by their first names. In Japan, however, it is the opposite, and people often call you by your last name. The Japan Media -
6 Weird Laws Unique to Japan
Different cultures and histories have their own unique laws, some of which you may wonder if they are true. When you live or travel abroad, you may inadvertently be in violation of the law. So here are some of the weird laws that are unique to Japan! The Japan Media -
Differences Between the Three Types of Shochu
Shochu is made from a variety of base ingredients, so it tastes different. The interesting thing about shochu is that even a shochu beginner can feel the difference in taste between each ingredient. The Japan Media -
Doyo Ushi no Hi: Celebrating Japan’s Eel Day in 2024
In 2024, Doyo Ushi no Hi, also known as the Day of the Ox, will fall on July 23. This traditional Japanese event is celebrated by eating unagi (eel), a practice believed to invigorate the body and provide stamina during the hottest days ... The Japan Media -
What You Can Find At Japanese Bakeries
The selection of baked goods in Japan appears endless and plentiful- with so many options it’s hard to choose! Here are five popular baked goods in Japan you can find almost anywhere. The Japan Media -
Give the Gift of Thoughtfulness: Wrapping Christmas Presents with Furoshiki
Christmas is a season of giving, and what better way to present your gifts than with a touch of Japanese tradition? Furoshiki, the versatile and eco-friendly Japanese wrapping cloth, not only adds elegance to your gift but also promotes ... The Japan Media