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Sanja Matsuri: The Biggest Annual Festival in Tokyo
by Merchandising Dept
May 19, 2022
What is Sanja Matsuri? Annually, during the 3rd weekend of May, Tokyo becomes host to one of the largest festivals the Japanese capital city puts o...
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History of the Bonsai Tree
by Merchandising Dept
May 11, 2022
The Japanese bonsai tree (盆栽) has become a recognizable image around the world. They conjure up images of finely manicured miniature Zen gardens, a...
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Showa Day in Japan: An Observance of Emperor Hirohito's Birthday
by Merchandising Dept
April 27, 2022
Considered the oldest standing monarchy in the world, Japan has had a long line of celebrated emperors that began in approximately 660 BC with the ...
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Elements of Traditional Japanese Dining and How to Set a Japanese Table
by Merchandising Dept
April 06, 2022
The Japanese have long been known for their outstanding attention towards detail in all aspects in their lives and culture. From personal appearanc...
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The Modern Day Zen Garden
by Merchandising Dept
March 10, 2022
The Zen garden (枯山水, karesansui) as we know it today came to be around the 11th century. Also referred to as Japanese dry gardens or Japanese rock ...
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Hinamatsuri - Doll's Day
by Merchandising Dept
February 28, 2022
Hinamatsuri, also called Doll's Day, is a religious holiday in Japan, celebrated on the 3rd of March of each year. Parents pray for the health, gro...
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The History of Sake
by Merchandising Dept
February 02, 2022
Some countries have beer, some have wine, and Japan has sake. Sake is the traditional alcoholic beverage of Japan. It is believed that a distant re...
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How New Year's is Celebrated in Japan
by Merchandising Dept
January 01, 2022
In Japanese, New Year's is known as shōgatsu (正月), and it is the most important holiday of the year in Japan. Many of the traditional holiday cel...
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Rohatsu (Bodhi Day): The Day of Buddha's Enlightenment
by Merchandising Dept
December 07, 2021
What is Rohatsu? Rohatsu is the celebration of the day the Buddha reached enlightenment according to the Zen Buddhist Tradition. This day is also ...
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Labor Thanksgiving Day
by Merchandising Dept
November 22, 2021
Labor Thanksgiving Day is a Japanese holiday that celebrates labor, production, and is meant as a time for citizens to give thanks. It is called K...
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Halloween in Japan
by Merchandising Dept
October 29, 2021
Halloween is, somewhat surprisingly, widely celebrated in Japan. Despite not being a traditional Japanese holiday, it has been broadly accepted an...
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Six Elements of Japanese Architecture
by Merchandising Dept
October 15, 2021
1. Wood One of the principal elements of Japanese architecture is the use of wood. Wood is by far the most common material used. The use of wood ...
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