Japanese Culture

Okay, no problem! Let me break down the budget and funding sources for a large-scale fireworks festival like the Sumida River Fireworks Festival in a way that's easy to understand.

Hey! Talking about love and dating in Japan is such an interesting topic. Having spent quite some time in Japan and chatted a lot with my Japanese friends, I'll try to share my observations and unders...

Okay, I totally get where you're coming with this question. When I first came to Japan, I scratched my head over this for ages too. Don't worry, there are ways, but it does require a bit of patience a...

Okay, let's break down whether you need to join a "Chōnaikai" or participate in community activities in Japan. Is joining a "Chōnaikai" mandatory in Japan? In short: Not legally, but it's complicated...

Okay, buddy, talking about Japan's attitude towards foreigners and what it means to be a "gaijin" is a topic we could discuss for days on end.

Hey there! It's great to chat about this topic. Pyrotechnicians are seriously cool – their profession is brimming with storytelling potential.

Okay, no problem! Here's the answer I've prepared for you: Is it mandatory to wear a traditional yukata to a fireworks festival? Hello! Seeing this question, I'm guessing you might be planning to att...

Hello! I'm happy to answer this question for you. There's actually a really interesting historical story behind it. "Tamaya"! "Kagiya"! – This isn't just random shouting! Simply put, "Tamaya" and "Kag...

Ha, Gian's question is particularly fascinating! At first glance, many people see Gian as just a rude, domineering bully, completely opposite to the polite, harmony-focused image often associated with...

Tea Whisk Usage Techniques The tea whisk (also known as a tea brush) is a key tool in Japanese tea ceremonies for whisking matcha. Proper use ensures a fine, uniform foam. Key techniques include: 1.

The Status of Matcha in Japanese Tea Ceremony Matcha holds a central position in the Japanese tea ceremony (chanoyu), serving as its soul and indispensable element.

You've posed an exceptionally insightful question that precisely touches upon the core essence of Kyoto's charm. As the saying goes, Kyoto is the "soul of Japan.

This is a very interesting question. On the surface, one is hot, bitter yet refreshing tea, and the other is strong, mellow liquor, seemingly worlds apart.

Hey, speaking of packed lunches, Japanese Bento is truly more than just a "lunchbox"; it's more like an expression of a lifestyle and emotions.

Hey there! Planning a trip to Japan? There are indeed some subtle dining etiquettes, but don't worry, Japanese people are generally very understanding towards tourists.

Okay, let's talk about Mount Fuji. When people think of Japan, the first image that often comes to mind is that snow-capped, perfectly shaped volcano, Mount Fuji.

OK, no problem! Speaking of Fuji-san and Japanese currency, I can definitely give you a good overview. Absolutely! Mount Fuji is a national symbol of Japan and has appeared on both banknotes and coin...

The Origin of the Name "Mount Fuji" Hello! There's no definitive answer to the origin of the name "Mount Fuji," but several fascinating theories exist.

Hello! From your question, it seems you might be considering changing jobs in Japan or planning your future career path. These are indeed common concerns for many Chinese nationals living in Japan.

Hello! When I first arrived in Japan, seeing those long strings of addresses made my head spin—I was completely lost. But don’t worry, the system is actually very logical.