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Maneki Neko: The Lucky Beckoning Cat of Japan

Post date
2024-02-21
Posted by
Ayamegu
Posted in JapaneseCulture
Tagged with cat, culture, figurine, good luck, japan, maneki neko, prosperity, symbol, tradition

Ikebana: The Art of Japanese Flower Arrangement

Post date
2024-02-20
Posted by
Ayamegu
Posted in JapaneseCulture
Tagged with art, creativity, culture, flowers, ikebana, japan, mindfulness, nature, peace, tradition, tranquility

Masu: A Traditional Japanese Measuring Cup

Post date
2024-02-19
Posted by
Ayamegu
Posted in JapaneseCulture
Tagged with culture, history, japan, masu, measuringcup, rice, sake, tradition

Haiku: Unveiling the Universe in 17 Syllables

Post date
2024-02-18
Posted by
Ayamegu
Posted in JapaneseCulture
Tagged with emotions, haiku, Japanese poetry, juxtaposition, kigo, kireji, Kobayashi Issa, Matsuo Bashō, mindfulness, minimalism, nature, observation, Yosa Buson

Scooping for Gold: The Art and Traditions of Kingyo Sukui

Post date
2024-02-17
Posted by
Ayamegu
Posted in JapaneseCulture
Tagged with game, goldfish, japan, japanese culture, Japanese festival, Japanese tradition, kingyo, luck, scooping, skill, sukui

Appreciating the Beauty of Hyakunin Isshu, Japan’s Beloved Anthology of Waka Poetry

Post date
2024-02-16
Posted by
Ayamegu
Posted in JapaneseCulture
Tagged with anthology, heian, hyakunin isshu, japanese literature, poetry, waka

The Alluring Allure of Japanese Lanterns

Post date
2024-02-15
Posted by
Ayamegu
Posted in JapaneseCulture
Tagged with culture, decoration, festival, japan, lantern, light, paper, traditional

The Art of Sumo Wrestling

Post date
2024-02-14
Posted by
Ayamegu
Posted in JapaneseCulture
Tagged with culture, fitness, japan, martialarts, sumo, tradition

The Thunderous World of Taiko: A Beginner’s Guide to Japan’s Iconic Drums

Post date
2024-02-13
Posted by
Ayamegu
Posted in JapaneseCulture
Tagged with drumming, japanese culture, music, performance arts, rhythms, traditional arts

Beyond the Noren: Uncovering the Rich History and Culture of Japanese Shop Curtains

Post date
2024-02-12
Posted by
Ayamegu
Posted in JapaneseCulture
Tagged with aesthetics, architecture, craftsmanship, japanese culture, small business, superstition, symbolism, traditional art, wabi sabi

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