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Japanese is a challenging language, no doubt about it. You have to learn a whole new writing system, three of them in fact! Kanji, for the core meanings of words and for names; hiragana, which in simple terms are the threads that link the kanji together, that make them work as a communication tool; and katakana, used mainly to represent foreign words and names.JAPAN-ZONE.COM
Japan travel guide, offering information on Japanese popular culture, the history of Japanese culture, etiquette and relocation information - it's all here at Japan Zone.JAPANESE CULTURE
Tsuyu. Though not counted as one of the four seasons, there is enough rain in June for it to be called tsuyu (the rainy season). Ajisai (hydrangea) blooms turn a pale lilac and then a deep blue as the rain continues to fall. Japanese people seem to have a bit of a rain phobia at the best of times, judging from how quick they are to use theirNEW TO JAPAN
Health and Welfare. This is a preliminary guide to Japan's health and welfare system. Unlike in the US where public and private health insurance are often combined to provide proper coverage, Japan enjoys a more logical approach to health coverage, closer to the UK's NHS.JAPANESE CULTURE
A simple origami tsuru. Like many things in Japanese culture, origami (from "oru" meaning to fold, and "kami" meaning paper) has its origins in China. It is believed that paper was first made, and folded, in China in the first or second century. The earliest recordsJAPANESE CULTURE
Ikebana - Flower Arranging. While flower arrangement for many people in the West consists of symmetrically arranging flowering plants in a vase, Japanese Ikebana (literally 'flowers kept alive') is a lot more complex. There are many schools, of which the most popular are Ikenobo, Sogetsu and Ohara.There are also different styles depending on the school and the plants and vase used.MODERN JAPAN
Neptune. Harada Taizo (Tokyo, 1970- ), Nagura Jun (Hyogo Prefecture, 1968- ), Horiuchi Ken (Kanagawa Prefecture, 1969- ). Harada and Horiuchi formed a duo called Florence that later took on fellow Watanabe Productions member Nagura. With a name change and Nagura as leader keeping the other two, volatile comic elements in check,Neptune came up
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JAPANESE CULTURE
FEATURES -- THE TRUTH ABOUT TEETH IN JAPAN The truth about teeth in Japan. Oral hygiene in Japan is very important and there is a huge market for all things dental. Models and popstars appear as the spokespeople for dental clinics and products and there are all sorts of toys for children that are designed to help them properly clean their teeth.NEW TO JAPAN
Japanese is a challenging language, no doubt about it. You have to learn a whole new writing system, three of them in fact! Kanji, for the core meanings of words and for names; hiragana, which in simple terms are the threads that link the kanji together, that make them work as a communication tool; and katakana, used mainly to represent foreign words and names.JAPAN-ZONE.COM
Japan travel guide, offering information on Japanese popular culture, the history of Japanese culture, etiquette and relocation information - it's all here at Japan Zone.JAPANESE CULTURE
Tsuyu. Though not counted as one of the four seasons, there is enough rain in June for it to be called tsuyu (the rainy season). Ajisai (hydrangea) blooms turn a pale lilac and then a deep blue as the rain continues to fall. Japanese people seem to have a bit of a rain phobia at the best of times, judging from how quick they are to use theirNEW TO JAPAN
Health and Welfare. This is a preliminary guide to Japan's health and welfare system. Unlike in the US where public and private health insurance are often combined to provide proper coverage, Japan enjoys a more logical approach to health coverage, closer to the UK's NHS.JAPANESE CULTURE
A simple origami tsuru. Like many things in Japanese culture, origami (from "oru" meaning to fold, and "kami" meaning paper) has its origins in China. It is believed that paper was first made, and folded, in China in the first or second century. The earliest recordsJAPANESE CULTURE
Ikebana - Flower Arranging. While flower arrangement for many people in the West consists of symmetrically arranging flowering plants in a vase, Japanese Ikebana (literally 'flowers kept alive') is a lot more complex. There are many schools, of which the most popular are Ikenobo, Sogetsu and Ohara.There are also different styles depending on the school and the plants and vase used.MODERN JAPAN
Neptune. Harada Taizo (Tokyo, 1970- ), Nagura Jun (Hyogo Prefecture, 1968- ), Horiuchi Ken (Kanagawa Prefecture, 1969- ). Harada and Horiuchi formed a duo called Florence that later took on fellow Watanabe Productions member Nagura. With a name change and Nagura as leader keeping the other two, volatile comic elements in check,Neptune came up
NEW TO JAPAN
JAPANESE CULTURE
FEATURES -- THE TRUTH ABOUT TEETH IN JAPAN The truth about teeth in Japan. Oral hygiene in Japan is very important and there is a huge market for all things dental. Models and popstars appear as the spokespeople for dental clinics and products and there are all sorts of toys for children that are designed to help them properly clean their teeth.JAPAN-ZONE.COM
Japan travel guide, offering information on Japanese popular culture, the history of Japanese culture, etiquette and relocation information - it's all here at Japan Zone.JAPANESE CULTURE
Japanese Food: The Basics. The typical Japanese meal consists of a bowl of rice (gohan), a bowl of miso soup (miso shiru), pickled vegetables (tsukemono) and fish or meat.While rice is the staple food, several kinds of noodles (udon, soba and ramen) are cheap and very popular for light meals.As an island nation, the Japanese take great pride in their seafood.NEW TO JAPAN
Particularly during its "bubble economy" years in the 1980s, Japan used to be a very attractive place to work for people from English-speaking countries, for obvious reasons. The subsequent period of stagnation of the Japanese economy made the country a less popular working location in recent years. The days of meeting a wealthyJapanese person
JAPANESE CULTURE
Ikebana - Flower Arranging. While flower arrangement for many people in the West consists of symmetrically arranging flowering plants in a vase, Japanese Ikebana (literally 'flowers kept alive') is a lot more complex. There are many schools, of which the most popular are Ikenobo, Sogetsu and Ohara.There are also different styles depending on the school and the plants and vase used.NEW TO JAPAN
General. Japanese people don't usually use handkerchiefs for blowing their nose. It's very common to see packs of tissues being given out on the street. They're free because they contain advertisements. Eating on the street is considered impolite but has become more common. Spitting and urinating in public (mainly by middle-aged ordrunk men
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An earthquake is the shaking and vibration of the Earth's crust due to the movement of the Earth's tectonic plates. Earthquakes happen when tension is released from inside the crust as the tectonic plates do not always move smoothly alongside each other and can sometimes get stuck. The effects of an earthquake can be devastating and destroyJAPANESE CULTURE
The Japanese kimono is one of the world's instantly recognizable traditional garments. The word kimono literally means "clothing", and up until the mid 19th century it was the form of dress worn by everyone in Japan. That began to change slowly with the import ofsuits
FEATURES -- WHAT CAN JAPAN TEACH THE WORLD ABOUT RECESSION What Can Japan Teach the World About Recession Recovery? For the first time since 2001, Japan has enjoyed a long period of growth, with the economy expanding for seven quarters in a row. Data indicates that the gross domestic product (GDP) grew by 1.4% (atMODERN JAPAN
Go Hiromi - One of the best selling singers in Japan. Musicians Go Hiromi (Fukuoka Prefecture, 1955- ) The Peter Pan of the Japanese pop world, Go Hiromi finally decided to call it quits - one last farewell concert tour and then a move to build a new life in a rebuilding NewYork.
HOW TO WEAR TABI
1. Fold the tabi upper toward the toes until it is about 3-4cm behind the split between the toes (red line). The seam should line up with the split (purple line). 2. Holding the point on both sides where the upper and the sole meet, slide your foot into the tabi, ensuring that your big toe and other toes fit into the split toe area separately.NEW TO JAPAN
Japanese is a challenging language, no doubt about it. You have to learn a whole new writing system, three of them in fact! Kanji, for the core meanings of words and for names; hiragana, which in simple terms are the threads that link the kanji together, that make them work as a communication tool; and katakana, used mainly to represent foreign words and names.JAPAN-ZONE.COM
Japan travel guide, offering information on Japanese popular culture, the history of Japanese culture, etiquette and relocation information - it's all here at Japan Zone.NEW TO JAPAN
Health and Welfare. This is a preliminary guide to Japan's health and welfare system. Unlike in the US where public and private health insurance are often combined to provide proper coverage, Japan enjoys a more logical approach to health coverage, closer to the UK's NHS. If you find any errors or other relevant information, please let us know.JAPANESE CULTURE
Tsuyu. Though not counted as one of the four seasons, there is enough rain in June for it to be called tsuyu (the rainy season). Ajisai (hydrangea) blooms turn a pale lilac and then a deep blue as the rain continues to fall. Japanese people seem to have a bit of a rain phobia at the best of times, judging from how quick they are to use their FEATURES -- THE TRUTH ABOUT TEETH IN JAPAN The truth about teeth in Japan. Oral hygiene in Japan is very important and there is a huge market for all things dental. Models and popstars appear as the spokespeople for dental clinics and products and there are all sorts of toys for children that are designed to help them properly clean their teeth.MODERN JAPAN
Neptune. Harada Taizo (Tokyo, 1970- ), Nagura Jun (Hyogo Prefecture, 1968- ), Horiuchi Ken (Kanagawa Prefecture, 1969- ). Harada and Horiuchi formed a duo called Florence that later took on fellow Watanabe Productions member Nagura. With a name change and Nagura as leader keeping the other two, volatile comic elements in check,Neptune came up
JAPANESE CULTURE
FEATURES -- WHAT CAN JAPAN TEACH THE WORLD ABOUT RECESSION What Can Japan Teach the World About Recession Recovery? For the first time since 2001, Japan has enjoyed a long period of growth, with the economy expanding for seven quarters in a row. Data indicates that the gross domestic product (GDP) grew by 1.4% (atMODERN JAPAN
Go Hiromi - One of the best selling singers in Japan. Musicians Go Hiromi (Fukuoka Prefecture, 1955- ) The Peter Pan of the Japanese pop world, Go Hiromi finally decided to call it quits - one last farewell concert tour and then a move to build a new life in a rebuilding NewYork.
HODOBUZZ – STICKING IT TO JAPANESE MEDIA HodoBuzz – Sticking it to Japanese Media. HodoBuzz is a new “Japanese political mini-series” that started streaming in the U.S. and the U.K. last month following its controversial debut in Japan. It tells the story of a Japanese female journalist and her fight for the truth in reporting. It stars NYC-based actors Maho Hondaas reporter
NEW TO JAPAN
Japanese is a challenging language, no doubt about it. You have to learn a whole new writing system, three of them in fact! Kanji, for the core meanings of words and for names; hiragana, which in simple terms are the threads that link the kanji together, that make them work as a communication tool; and katakana, used mainly to represent foreign words and names.JAPAN-ZONE.COM
Japan travel guide, offering information on Japanese popular culture, the history of Japanese culture, etiquette and relocation information - it's all here at Japan Zone.NEW TO JAPAN
Health and Welfare. This is a preliminary guide to Japan's health and welfare system. Unlike in the US where public and private health insurance are often combined to provide proper coverage, Japan enjoys a more logical approach to health coverage, closer to the UK's NHS. If you find any errors or other relevant information, please let us know.JAPANESE CULTURE
Tsuyu. Though not counted as one of the four seasons, there is enough rain in June for it to be called tsuyu (the rainy season). Ajisai (hydrangea) blooms turn a pale lilac and then a deep blue as the rain continues to fall. Japanese people seem to have a bit of a rain phobia at the best of times, judging from how quick they are to use their FEATURES -- THE TRUTH ABOUT TEETH IN JAPAN The truth about teeth in Japan. Oral hygiene in Japan is very important and there is a huge market for all things dental. Models and popstars appear as the spokespeople for dental clinics and products and there are all sorts of toys for children that are designed to help them properly clean their teeth.MODERN JAPAN
Neptune. Harada Taizo (Tokyo, 1970- ), Nagura Jun (Hyogo Prefecture, 1968- ), Horiuchi Ken (Kanagawa Prefecture, 1969- ). Harada and Horiuchi formed a duo called Florence that later took on fellow Watanabe Productions member Nagura. With a name change and Nagura as leader keeping the other two, volatile comic elements in check,Neptune came up
JAPANESE CULTURE
FEATURES -- WHAT CAN JAPAN TEACH THE WORLD ABOUT RECESSION What Can Japan Teach the World About Recession Recovery? For the first time since 2001, Japan has enjoyed a long period of growth, with the economy expanding for seven quarters in a row. Data indicates that the gross domestic product (GDP) grew by 1.4% (atMODERN JAPAN
Go Hiromi - One of the best selling singers in Japan. Musicians Go Hiromi (Fukuoka Prefecture, 1955- ) The Peter Pan of the Japanese pop world, Go Hiromi finally decided to call it quits - one last farewell concert tour and then a move to build a new life in a rebuilding NewYork.
HODOBUZZ – STICKING IT TO JAPANESE MEDIA HodoBuzz – Sticking it to Japanese Media. HodoBuzz is a new “Japanese political mini-series” that started streaming in the U.S. and the U.K. last month following its controversial debut in Japan. It tells the story of a Japanese female journalist and her fight for the truth in reporting. It stars NYC-based actors Maho Hondaas reporter
JAPANESE CULTURE
Tsuyu. Though not counted as one of the four seasons, there is enough rain in June for it to be called tsuyu (the rainy season). Ajisai (hydrangea) blooms turn a pale lilac and then a deep blue as the rain continues to fall. Japanese people seem to have a bit of a rain phobia at the best of times, judging from how quick they are to use theirNEW TO JAPAN
Here are some broad categories for different types of situations most people will face at some point on even a short visit to Japan. Meeting a Japanese for the first time. Visiting a Japanese home. Visiting a Japanese Temple or Shrine. Eating in Japan. Drinking in Japan. Bathing in Japan. General etiquette.MODERN JAPAN
Go Hiromi - One of the best selling singers in Japan. Musicians Go Hiromi (Fukuoka Prefecture, 1955- ) The Peter Pan of the Japanese pop world, Go Hiromi finally decided to call it quits - one last farewell concert tour and then a move to build a new life in a rebuilding NewYork.
MODERN JAPAN
Nagashima Shigeo. (Chiba Prefecture, 1945- ) Now one of the venerable old men of the Japanese sports world, Nagashima's heyday was back in the 1960's and 70's when he was the star of the most popular and successful baseball team in the country. The Yomiuri Giants, thanks largely to the batting prowess of Nagashima and his teammate OhSadaharu
MODERN JAPAN
A Guide to the big names in Japanese comedy. Comedians. The Japanese TV jungle is dominated by the variety shows. Many feature established stars as their hosts or panels made up of up-and-coming actors, singers or the generically named "talento".NEW TO JAPAN
An earthquake is the shaking and vibration of the Earth's crust due to the movement of the Earth's tectonic plates. Earthquakes happen when tension is released from inside the crust as the tectonic plates do not always move smoothly alongside each other and can sometimes get stuck. The effects of an earthquake can be devastating and destroy HODOBUZZ – STICKING IT TO JAPANESE MEDIA HodoBuzz – Sticking it to Japanese Media. HodoBuzz is a new “Japanese political mini-series” that started streaming in the U.S. and the U.K. last month following its controversial debut in Japan. It tells the story of a Japanese female journalist and her fight for the truth in reporting. It stars NYC-based actors Maho Hondaas reporter
FEATURES -- WHAT CAN JAPAN TEACH THE WORLD ABOUT RECESSION What Can Japan Teach the World About Recession Recovery? For the first time since 2001, Japan has enjoyed a long period of growth, with the economy expanding for seven quarters in a row. Data indicates that the gross domestic product (GDP) grew by 1.4% (at FEATURES -- THE SURPRISING HISTORY OF HANAFUDA Hanafuda – or flower cards in Japanese – are a deck of playing cards that can be used for a variety of games. Card games were brought to Japan with the French missionary Francis Xavier in 1549, leading to an upsurge in their popularity. Subsequently, foreign card games were banned in 1633. Despite this, the trend still remained popular.HOW TO WEAR TABI
1. Fold the tabi upper toward the toes until it is about 3-4cm behind the split between the toes (red line). The seam should line up with the split (purple line). 2. Holding the point on both sides where the upper and the sole meet, slide your foot into the tabi, ensuring that your big toe and other toes fit into the split toe area separately.JAPAN-ZONE.COM
Japan travel guide, offering information on Japanese popular culture, the history of Japanese culture, etiquette and relocation information - it's all here at Japan Zone.NEW TO JAPAN
Japanese Expressions. This is a quick guide to some words and expressions which are useful in daily life in Japan. They are written in romaji (roman letters) as many computers are not equipped to read Japanese script.. The Japanese counting system is too complex to explain here in full.NEW TO JAPAN
Health and Welfare. This is a preliminary guide to Japan's health and welfare system. Unlike in the US where public and private health insurance are often combined to provide proper coverage, Japan enjoys a more logical approach to health coverage, closer to the UK's NHS. If you find any errors or other relevant information, please let us know.NEW TO JAPAN
Here are some broad categories for different types of situations most people will face at some point on even a short visit to Japan. Meeting a Japanese for the first time. Visiting a Japanese home. Visiting a Japanese Temple or Shrine. Eating in Japan. Drinking in Japan. Bathing in Japan. General etiquette.JAPANESE CULTURE
A bonsai is the tree and the pot. The trunk is what gives the tree its "stature", poor trunks make poor bonsai. Ideally the trunk should have a good taper, with a good root formation visible at soil level. Bonsai have larger branches at the bottom of the tree, the branches decreasein
FEATURES -- THE TRUTH ABOUT TEETH IN JAPAN The truth about teeth in Japan. Oral hygiene in Japan is very important and there is a huge market for all things dental. Models and popstars appear as the spokespeople for dental clinics and products and there are all sorts of toys for children that are designed to help them properly clean their teeth.JAPANESE CULTURE
MODERN JAPAN
Nagashima Shigeo. (Chiba Prefecture, 1945- ) Now one of the venerable old men of the Japanese sports world, Nagashima's heyday was back in the 1960's and 70's when he was the star of the most popular and successful baseball team in the country. The Yomiuri Giants, thanks largely to the batting prowess of Nagashima and his teammate OhSadaharu
MODERN JAPAN
Go Hiromi - One of the best selling singers in Japan. Musicians Go Hiromi (Fukuoka Prefecture, 1955- ) The Peter Pan of the Japanese pop world, Go Hiromi finally decided to call it quits - one last farewell concert tour and then a move to build a new life in a rebuilding NewYork.
HODOBUZZ – STICKING IT TO JAPANESE MEDIA HodoBuzz – Sticking it to Japanese Media. HodoBuzz is a new “Japanese political mini-series” that started streaming in the U.S. and the U.K. last month following its controversial debut in Japan. It tells the story of a Japanese female journalist and her fight for the truth in reporting. It stars NYC-based actors Maho Hondaas reporter
JAPAN-ZONE.COM
Japan travel guide, offering information on Japanese popular culture, the history of Japanese culture, etiquette and relocation information - it's all here at Japan Zone.NEW TO JAPAN
Japanese Expressions. This is a quick guide to some words and expressions which are useful in daily life in Japan. They are written in romaji (roman letters) as many computers are not equipped to read Japanese script.. The Japanese counting system is too complex to explain here in full.NEW TO JAPAN
Health and Welfare. This is a preliminary guide to Japan's health and welfare system. Unlike in the US where public and private health insurance are often combined to provide proper coverage, Japan enjoys a more logical approach to health coverage, closer to the UK's NHS. If you find any errors or other relevant information, please let us know.NEW TO JAPAN
Here are some broad categories for different types of situations most people will face at some point on even a short visit to Japan. Meeting a Japanese for the first time. Visiting a Japanese home. Visiting a Japanese Temple or Shrine. Eating in Japan. Drinking in Japan. Bathing in Japan. General etiquette.JAPANESE CULTURE
A bonsai is the tree and the pot. The trunk is what gives the tree its "stature", poor trunks make poor bonsai. Ideally the trunk should have a good taper, with a good root formation visible at soil level. Bonsai have larger branches at the bottom of the tree, the branches decreasein
FEATURES -- THE TRUTH ABOUT TEETH IN JAPAN The truth about teeth in Japan. Oral hygiene in Japan is very important and there is a huge market for all things dental. Models and popstars appear as the spokespeople for dental clinics and products and there are all sorts of toys for children that are designed to help them properly clean their teeth.JAPANESE CULTURE
MODERN JAPAN
Nagashima Shigeo. (Chiba Prefecture, 1945- ) Now one of the venerable old men of the Japanese sports world, Nagashima's heyday was back in the 1960's and 70's when he was the star of the most popular and successful baseball team in the country. The Yomiuri Giants, thanks largely to the batting prowess of Nagashima and his teammate OhSadaharu
MODERN JAPAN
Go Hiromi - One of the best selling singers in Japan. Musicians Go Hiromi (Fukuoka Prefecture, 1955- ) The Peter Pan of the Japanese pop world, Go Hiromi finally decided to call it quits - one last farewell concert tour and then a move to build a new life in a rebuilding NewYork.
HODOBUZZ – STICKING IT TO JAPANESE MEDIA HodoBuzz – Sticking it to Japanese Media. HodoBuzz is a new “Japanese political mini-series” that started streaming in the U.S. and the U.K. last month following its controversial debut in Japan. It tells the story of a Japanese female journalist and her fight for the truth in reporting. It stars NYC-based actors Maho Hondaas reporter
JAPAN-ZONE.COM
Japan travel guide, offering information on Japanese popular culture, the history of Japanese culture, etiquette and relocation information - it's all here at Japan Zone.NEW TO JAPAN
Japanese Expressions. This is a quick guide to some words and expressions which are useful in daily life in Japan. They are written in romaji (roman letters) as many computers are not equipped to read Japanese script.. The Japanese counting system is too complex to explain here in full.NEW TO JAPAN
Here are some broad categories for different types of situations most people will face at some point on even a short visit to Japan. Meeting a Japanese for the first time. Visiting a Japanese home. Visiting a Japanese Temple or Shrine. Eating in Japan. Drinking in Japan. Bathing in Japan. General etiquette.JAPANESE CULTURE
Tsuyu. Though not counted as one of the four seasons, there is enough rain in June for it to be called tsuyu (the rainy season). Ajisai (hydrangea) blooms turn a pale lilac and then a deep blue as the rain continues to fall. Japanese people seem to have a bit of a rain phobia at the best of times, judging from how quick they are to use theirMODERN JAPAN
Nagashima Shigeo - one of the legends of Japanese baseball. Sports Stars Nagashima Shigeo (Chiba Prefecture, 1945- ) Now one of the venerable old men of the Japanese sports world, Nagashima's heyday was back in the 1960's and 70's when he was the star ofMODERN JAPAN
Go Hiromi - One of the best selling singers in Japan. Musicians Go Hiromi (Fukuoka Prefecture, 1955- ) The Peter Pan of the Japanese pop world, Go Hiromi finally decided to call it quits - one last farewell concert tour and then a move to build a new life in a rebuilding NewYork.
FEATURES -- WHAT CAN JAPAN TEACH THE WORLD ABOUT RECESSION What Can Japan Teach the World About Recession Recovery? For the first time since 2001, Japan has enjoyed a long period of growth, with the economy expanding for seven quarters in a row. Data indicates that the gross domestic product (GDP) grew by 1.4% (at HODOBUZZ – STICKING IT TO JAPANESE MEDIA HodoBuzz – Sticking it to Japanese Media. HodoBuzz is a new “Japanese political mini-series” that started streaming in the U.S. and the U.K. last month following its controversial debut in Japan. It tells the story of a Japanese female journalist and her fight for the truth in reporting. It stars NYC-based actors Maho Hondaas reporter
FEATURES -- THE SURPRISING HISTORY OF HANAFUDA Hanafuda – or flower cards in Japanese – are a deck of playing cards that can be used for a variety of games. Card games were brought to Japan with the French missionary Francis Xavier in 1549, leading to an upsurge in their popularity. Subsequently, foreign card games were banned in 1633. Despite this, the trend still remained popular.HOW TO WEAR TABI
1. Fold the tabi upper toward the toes until it is about 3-4cm behind the split between the toes (red line). The seam should line up with the split (purple line). 2. Holding the point on both sides where the upper and the sole meet, slide your foot into the tabi, ensuring that your big toe and other toes fit into the split toe area separately.JAPAN-ZONE.COM
Japan travel guide, offering information on Japanese popular culture, the history of Japanese culture, etiquette and relocation information - it's all here at Japan Zone.JAPAN-ZONE.COM
The mantle of the country's most famous film director has passed from the late Kurosawa Akira to Kitano Takeshi - better known in Japan as an irreverent slapstick comedian. J-pop, as Japanese pop music is called, has long been popular across Asia. But now a generation of young, bilingual artists may help to globalize the phenomenon.JAPANESE CULTURE
Tsuyu. Though not counted as one of the four seasons, there is enough rain in June for it to be called tsuyu (the rainy season). Ajisai (hydrangea) blooms turn a pale lilac and then a deep blue as the rain continues to fall. Japanese people seem to have a bit of a rain phobia at the best of times, judging from how quick they are to use theirJAPANESE CULTURE
NEW TO JAPAN
Health and Welfare. This is a preliminary guide to Japan's health and welfare system. Unlike in the US where public and private health insurance are often combined to provide proper coverage, Japan enjoys a more logical approach to health coverage, closer to the UK's NHS. If you find any errors or other relevant information, please let us know.JAPANESE CULTURE
A bonsai is the tree and the pot. The trunk is what gives the tree its "stature", poor trunks make poor bonsai. Ideally the trunk should have a good taper, with a good root formation visible at soil level. Bonsai have larger branches at the bottom of the tree, the branches decreasein
JAPANESE CULTURE
A simple origami tsuru. Like many things in Japanese culture, origami (from "oru" meaning to fold, and "kami" meaning paper) has its origins in China. It is believed that paper was first made, and folded, in China in the first or second century. The earliest records FEATURES -- THE TRUTH ABOUT TEETH IN JAPAN The truth about teeth in Japan. Oral hygiene in Japan is very important and there is a huge market for all things dental. Models and popstars appear as the spokespeople for dental clinics and products and there are all sorts of toys for children that are designed to help them properly clean their teeth.MODERN JAPAN
Neptune. Harada Taizo (Tokyo, 1970- ), Nagura Jun (Hyogo Prefecture, 1968- ), Horiuchi Ken (Kanagawa Prefecture, 1969- ). Harada and Horiuchi formed a duo called Florence that later took on fellow Watanabe Productions member Nagura. With a name change and Nagura as leader keeping the other two, volatile comic elements in check,Neptune came up
JAPANESE CULTURE
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Japan travel guide, offering information on Japanese popular culture, the history of Japanese culture, etiquette and relocation information - it's all here at Japan Zone.JAPAN-ZONE.COM
The mantle of the country's most famous film director has passed from the late Kurosawa Akira to Kitano Takeshi - better known in Japan as an irreverent slapstick comedian. J-pop, as Japanese pop music is called, has long been popular across Asia. But now a generation of young, bilingual artists may help to globalize the phenomenon.JAPANESE CULTURE
Tsuyu. Though not counted as one of the four seasons, there is enough rain in June for it to be called tsuyu (the rainy season). Ajisai (hydrangea) blooms turn a pale lilac and then a deep blue as the rain continues to fall. Japanese people seem to have a bit of a rain phobia at the best of times, judging from how quick they are to use theirJAPANESE CULTURE
NEW TO JAPAN
Health and Welfare. This is a preliminary guide to Japan's health and welfare system. Unlike in the US where public and private health insurance are often combined to provide proper coverage, Japan enjoys a more logical approach to health coverage, closer to the UK's NHS. If you find any errors or other relevant information, please let us know.JAPANESE CULTURE
A bonsai is the tree and the pot. The trunk is what gives the tree its "stature", poor trunks make poor bonsai. Ideally the trunk should have a good taper, with a good root formation visible at soil level. Bonsai have larger branches at the bottom of the tree, the branches decreasein
JAPANESE CULTURE
A simple origami tsuru. Like many things in Japanese culture, origami (from "oru" meaning to fold, and "kami" meaning paper) has its origins in China. It is believed that paper was first made, and folded, in China in the first or second century. The earliest records FEATURES -- THE TRUTH ABOUT TEETH IN JAPAN The truth about teeth in Japan. Oral hygiene in Japan is very important and there is a huge market for all things dental. Models and popstars appear as the spokespeople for dental clinics and products and there are all sorts of toys for children that are designed to help them properly clean their teeth.MODERN JAPAN
Neptune. Harada Taizo (Tokyo, 1970- ), Nagura Jun (Hyogo Prefecture, 1968- ), Horiuchi Ken (Kanagawa Prefecture, 1969- ). Harada and Horiuchi formed a duo called Florence that later took on fellow Watanabe Productions member Nagura. With a name change and Nagura as leader keeping the other two, volatile comic elements in check,Neptune came up
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The mantle of the country's most famous film director has passed from the late Kurosawa Akira to Kitano Takeshi - better known in Japan as an irreverent slapstick comedian. J-pop, as Japanese pop music is called, has long been popular across Asia. But now a generation of young, bilingual artists may help to globalize the phenomenon.JAPAN-ZONE.COM
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A simple origami tsuru. Like many things in Japanese culture, origami (from "oru" meaning to fold, and "kami" meaning paper) has its origins in China. It is believed that paper was first made, and folded, in China in the first or second century. The earliest records of origamiJAPANESE CULTURE
The Japanese kimono is one of the world's instantly recognizable traditional garments. The word kimono literally means "clothing", and up until the mid 19th century it was the form of dress worn by everyone in Japan. That began to change slowly with the import ofsuits
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Ikebana - Flower Arranging. While flower arrangement for many people in the West consists of symmetrically arranging flowering plants in a vase, Japanese Ikebana (literally 'flowers kept alive') is a lot more complex. There are many schools, of which the most popular are Ikenobo, Sogetsu and Ohara.There are also different styles depending on the school and the plants and vase used.JAPANESE CULTURE
The Imperial Family. The Japanese Imperial family is the oldest hereditary monarchy in the world. The family's lineage dates back to the sixth century BC, though the title of Tenno (emperor) or Sumera-Mikoto (heavenly sovereign) was assumed by rulers in the sixth or seventh century and has been used since. The family crest (right) is the kiku, or chrysanthemum. JAPAN ZONE -- FEATURES -- DIVORCE, JAPANESE STYLE At that time, divorce was much less common than it is today. Under current law, if a Japanese couple divorces, the ex-husband receives his entire Employees' Pension, in addition to his National Pension. However, his ex-wife can qualify only to receive her own National Pension. This causes tremendous difficulties for divorced women inJapan, who
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Geisha. I once had the pleasure of meeting a woman who was once the No.1 geisha in Japan. She's a wonderful lady, funny, warm and kind. She was once a favorite of my wife's grandfather who, with his many business and social connections, helped her find sponsors and make hername.
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Matsushima Nanako. (Kanagawa Prefecture, 1973- ) Born: 13/10/1973. Proportions: 84cm/59cm/88cm. Blood type: A. Click here for larger picture. Many beautiful young actresses get their start as a 'campaign girl', or swimwear poster girl for a Japanese corporation. In this case of Matsushima, an 18-year old aspiring model, the company wasAsahi
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Japan Zone » Welcome JAPAN TRAVEL GUIDE, INFORMATION ON JAPAN AND JAPANESE CULTURE. The current time in Japan is 09:48:56 on May 08th 2020 ------------------------- The next national holiday is JUL 23, Umi no Hi (Marine Day).JAPAN UPDATE
It's the time of year when millions of Japanese people usually visit parks and other scenic spots where cherry trees are in bloom for "hanami"", or cherry blossom parties. And, even with the ongoing corona virus scare, many people in Tokyo at least are indeedgathering.
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Karuizawa has long been a popular getaway spot for Tokyo residents. A big part of the attraction is the fresh mountain air and the amazing scenery of the region. We made a selection of the best to help you make the most of a trip to the area.Read more...
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assume this has actually already been done before, but it strikes me as a clever idea: mix manga and pop. Story Teller Project describe themselves as a "rookie masked band" whose style is "poetry reading and singing, combined with comic pictures!"Read more
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Emperor Akihito of Japan becomes the first in living memory, indeed in centuries, to abdicate from the throne, bringing the 30-year Heisei Era to a close. His son, Crown prince Naruhito, will formally ascend to the throne at midnight tonight, marking the beginning of the newReiwa Era.
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This comic shows the very common sight of a housewife "bashing" her futon. The thick, padded mattresses are regularly hung outside and beaten with a large baton-like device to get rid of dust and mites. Despite the joke in the comic, futons are generally prettycomfortable!
_Fried Sushi, a one-panel comic strip that pokes lighthearted fun at Japanese culture, was created by LIAM AKIN with reverence for the beautiful, unique, yet often baffling world that is Japan._-->
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