Cohaco: the smart Buddhist altar that keeps people’s memories alive and strong
When someone close to us passes away, like a parent or grandparent, we each choose to remember them in our […]
Life in Japan
When someone close to us passes away, like a parent or grandparent, we each choose to remember them in our […]
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Soy sauce – or ‘shoyu’ (醤油), as we call it – adds that something extra to Japanese foods like ramen
To ask if sumo wrestling’s more of a sport, an art, or a tradition’s kinda pointless – it’s a mix
Not all Japanese comedy’s performed by manzai duos, or solo superstars. Some of Japan’s longest-running gags need a whole team
A signature? What’s one of those again? For many things in Japan – at the bank, signing for packages, putting
One of Japan’s best-loved, longest-selling soap brands relies on dairy to get the job done. Cow Brand makes way more
Summer in Japan is… an experience. We’ve got loads of summer festivals and fireworks displays! It’s shaved ice season! And it’s