Tag: Japanese Events
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What is Ohigan: Unraveling Its Significance and Background
LikeThe Meaning of “Atsusa Samusa mo Higan Made” (The Heat and Cold Last Until Ohigan) Hello.The summer of 2025 in Japan was hot.But now, Ohigan is almost here.While one might expect the heat to ease up a bit, it’s still quite hot, even though it’s officially autumn. This time, I’d like to write about Ohigan,…
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The Symbol of Japanese Summer: A Deep Dive into the Yukata
LikeThe Essence of Japanese Summer Japanese summer is characterized by vibrant festivals, cool evenings, and, most notably, the sight of people adorned in yukata. More than just clothing, the yukata stands out as a symbol of summer, tradition, and elegance. This article will delve into its rich history, practical functionality, modern fashion appeal, and global…
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Embrace Kyoto’s Summer!
LikeTips for Beating the Heat and Recommended Events in Kyoto. Welcome to summer in Kyoto! The ancient capital awaits you with its beautiful temples and shrines, lush nature, and vibrant festivals. While Kyoto’s summers are known for their heat, with a little preparation and ingenuity, you can fully savor the unique charm of this season.…
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Takeshi.K

A creator sharing the beauty of Japan with the world. I run a design firm and SHIBUMIWORKS, an apparel brand featuring Japanese traditional patterns and kanji. This blog explores Japanese culture, food, history, and travel.
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