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Category: TRADITIONAL CULTURE

LEARNJAPAN TRADITIONAL CULTURE

5 Reasons Why Japanese Is One of the Easiest Languages to Learn

japanup_akane 03/18/2022

Whenever people hear me speaking Japanese, they’re shocked. Isn’t Japanese really difficult? Even Japanese people seem to believe learning Japanese is impossible for non-natives. The truth is it’s so much easier than English.

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LEARNJAPAN TRADITIONAL CULTURE

Learning the Art of Origami with Ty Yamamoto 

japanup_akane 03/15/2022

Yamoto considers himself a rarity for keeping up with origami throughout the years considering it is often seen as a casual hobby for most. 

View More Learning the Art of Origami with Ty Yamamoto 
LEARNJAPAN TRADITIONAL CULTURE TRAVEL

Yokohama City: The Yokohama Doll Museum 

japanup_akane 03/14/2022

The Yokohama Doll Museum, for instance, is a wonderful sightseeing spot and a timeless place that brings together people of all ages.

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LEARNJAPAN TRADITIONAL CULTURE

The Curse of Colonel Sanders

japanup_akane 03/11/2022

The Hanshin Tigers are the baseball team of Osaka, the 2nd largest city in Japan. They play in the Central League at the hallowed grounds of Koshien Stadium.

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LEARNJAPAN TRADITIONAL CULTURE

JAAC Explores Japanese Doll Culture in Traveling Exhibit

japanup_akane 03/04/2022

he exhibition is open Tuesday through Sunday from 12-4 p.m., with the exception of being closed on Mondays. Admission is also free. 

View More JAAC Explores Japanese Doll Culture in Traveling Exhibit
LEARNJAPAN TRADITIONAL CULTURE

Why I Switched from Diet Coke to Mugicha

japanup_akane 03/04/2022

For most of my life, my go-to drink has been Diet Coke. A glass with lunch, a glass with dinner, at least one more during the day.

View More Why I Switched from Diet Coke to Mugicha
LEARNJAPAN TRADITIONAL CULTURE

The 7 Kansai-Ben Words Every Japanese Learner Needs to Know

japanup_akane 02/28/2022

“Oh, that’s local dialect. You don’t need to learn it.” Sorry, Kimura-sensei, you’re wrong.

View More The 7 Kansai-Ben Words Every Japanese Learner Needs to Know
LEARNJAPAN TRADITIONAL CULTURE

JAPAN’S DARUMA CAPITAL

japanup_akane 02/28/2022

Although rakugo performances follow the stylized conventions established long ago, the storyteller’s freedom to improvise and incorporate modern vernacular and references to recent events has …

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LEARNJAPAN TRADITIONAL CULTURE

“Hinamatsuri” Is Coming Soon

japanup_akane 02/21/2022

People in Japan celebrate it to pray for girls’ healthy growth and happiness. Since there is another day for boys, Hinamatsuri primarily applies to families with girls.

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LEARNJAPAN TRADITIONAL CULTURE

Matcha — How to Tell Good Tea from Bad

japanup_akane 02/18/2022

The taste of good matcha is hard to describe. It’s a complex taste that touches all parts of the palette. A tiny bit sweet, a tiny bit bitter, a lot of earthiness (these are powdered leaves, after all), and a warmth that rolls down the throat with a creaminess that feels like a green smoothie.

View More Matcha — How to Tell Good Tea from Bad
LEARNJAPAN TRADITIONAL CULTURE

JAPAN’S HONPO-JI TEMPLE AND ITS TOMB DEDICATED TO RAKUGO Part2

japanup_akane 02/14/2022

Although rakugo performances follow the stylized conventions established long ago, the storyteller’s freedom to improvise and incorporate modern vernacular and references to recent events has …

View More JAPAN’S HONPO-JI TEMPLE AND ITS TOMB DEDICATED TO RAKUGO Part2
LEARNJAPAN TRADITIONAL CULTURE

Being in Japan as “Gaijin” on the Superbowl day

japanup_akane 02/11/2022

NHK broadcasted the Superbowl each year (in Japanese) and there was no way I could miss it.

View More Being in Japan as “Gaijin” on the Superbowl day

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