Japanese Culture
Explore various aspects of Japanese culture, including traditional manners, customs, weddings, funerals, cross-cultural exchanges, history, recycling and reuse, sustainability, and cultural classes that shape life in Japan.
NINJA: Their True Mission & Ultimate Purpose (Part 1/3)
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Japanese Personalities & Culture: Getting Along in Japan
Living in Japan, or even visiting, can be a si…
The Enduring Allure of Rakugo: Japanese Storytelling Evolved
Japan boasts a rich variety of traditional per…
Japanese Wedding Etiquette: 7 Steps from RSVP to Afterparty
When you've been in Japan long enough and have…
The Japanese Zodiac: Unleash the Fun of This New Year Tradition
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The Japanese Lucky Cat: Unlocking the Secret to Good Fortune
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Japanese Sake - How to Brew and its History
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Embalming and Repatriation During the Pandemic in Japan
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Sustainable Lifestyles in Edo and Japanese History
In Japan, there has long been a 'mottainai spi…
Art, Music, Culture, Dance Classes in English in Tokyo
There are many classes and lessons in Tokyo av…
How to Sell Unwanted Luxury Brand Goods in English in Japan
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Dress Code in Japan: A Guide to Appropriate Japanese Attire
As a largely conservative society, Japan has different standards to Western countries in many aspects of life–including dress code. If you’re keen not to offend and want to be sartorially prepared, keep reading for some practical Japanese dress code tips for what to wear during life’s most important situations.
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Japanese Body Language and Gestures
The gestures and body language that Japanese people use may differ from the ones used in other countries. As an example, when a Japanese person says “I”, they will point to themselves with their index finger.The meaning of a person bowing can change depending on the angle at which they bow and so on. In this article we will introduce you to common gestures and body languages used in Japan.
Polite and Useful Japanese Business Phrases
Working in a Japanese company requires not only knowledge of Japanese business culture but also the use of a polite form of Japanese that is not commonly used in daily life. Here are some commonly used Japanese business phrases you are bound to encounter while working in Japan.
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Japanese Cooking Classes in Tokyo
No Japanese, no problem—there are a wide variety of English-friendly cooking classes available throughout Tokyo that can teach you how to make all your favorite Japanese foods, from sushi and ramen to traditional home-cooked meals.
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