Tag: Japanese Culture

In many parts of the world, pop stars dominate the music scene with their flashy performances, massive fan followings, and ...

When it comes to high-end sushi, one name often dominates the conversation: Jiro Sushi. Known around the world thanks to ...

Introduction: Kawaii When people think of Japan, one word often comes to mind: kawaii. This term, translating roughly to “cute” ...

Introduction: Space in Tokyo In a metropolis like Tokyo, where space is a rare and precious commodity, the way the ...

Baseball has long been one of Japan’s most important sports, deeply woven into school life, professional leagues, and national identity. ...

Introduction: New Year's in Japan While Christmas holds a special place in Western cultures as a family-centric holiday with religious ...

Oshikatsu (推し活), a term combining "oshi" (推し, favorite) and "katsu" (活, activity), represents the devoted practices of fans who actively ...

Plastic surgery in Japan has quietly grown in popularity over the years, but it still lags behind South Korea, where ...

  Introduction: Summer in Japan with Sanja Matsuri heralds the arrival of vibrant festivals and spirited celebrations, none are more ...

Reggae is often tied to Jamaica’s sunny beaches, political resistance, and the voice of Bob Marley. But halfway across the ...