帯【OBI】：5 Kinds of 帯【OBI(Sash belt) 】and other items you need to wear 着物【KIMONO】. １．袋帯【FUKURO-OBI】 ２．丸帯【MARU-OBI】The most gorgeous, formal OBI. ３．名古屋帯【NAGOYA-OBI】 ４．半幅帯【HANHABA-OBI】 ５．兵児帯【HEKO-OBI】 1．袋帯【FUKURO-OBI】Formal and semi-formal. […]
Japanese new year eve is called 大晦日【OO-MISOKA】; 大【OO 】means big and 晦日【MISOKA】is an old way to represent the last day of a month.So, “OO-MISOKA” means […]
OMOTENASHI ,Japanese hospitality was also a catch phrase in the competition of 2020 Olympic game’s host country. Someone might saw the scene Japanese popular news […]
Rediscover traditional culture, Promote private international exchange through them By becoming friends even one or two, Let’s increase peaceful places to the earth. “Cyafe” , […]
＜December 13th＞ The day to start preparing for New year. 松迎え【MATSU-MUKAE】preparing pine trees and bamboo for 門松【KADO-MATSU】. 煤払い【SUSU-HARAI】House cleaning at the end of year. 餅突き【MOCHI-TSUKI】Preparing MOCHI […]
Alcoves in Buddhism temples are roots of 床の間 【TOKONO-MA】literally means a space or room to and many formal traditional rooms have them. 掛軸【KAKE-JIKU】literally mean […]
COLUMN; Are Many Japanese people non religious? One consideration of the reason many Japanese looks not so religious. It seems that many Japanese people do […]
New Year’s Day is very important season for Japanese people. From January 1st to 3rd, many companies and shops are closed, families in the distance […]
Because persimmon has been transmitted from Japan to the United States and Europe, it is called KAKI even in English. In the autumn, we […]
It was born from 禅【ZEN】monk’s culture and completed by great tea master,千利休【SEN‐NO‐RIKY CONTENTS: 1.History of 茶【CHA/tea】.Tea was drunk as medicine to awake and shape their […]
In Japan, the lunar calendar had been used until the Western sun calendar has adopted by Meiji government in 1872. So, peach flowers do […]
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