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2021.08.23Culture & Seasons
In summer, you can think of fireworks. Do you know the origin of fireworks that adorn the night sky in summer? Fireworks come from the wolf smoke in a… [Read more]
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2021.08.18Culture & Seasons
Somen is noodles made from wheat flour. In hot summer, eat it in cold soup. It is delicious to eat normally, but you can also enjoy "Nagashi Somen". D… [Read more]
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2021.08.13Culture & Seasons
Watermelon smashing is a game of smashing watermelons on the ground with a wooden stick. Those who want to smash the watermelon must first cover th… [Read more]
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2021.08.06Culture & Seasons
Kakigori is one of the Japanese sweets that you will want to eat in the summer. Recently, the number of specialty stores has increased, and you can en… [Read more]
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2021.07.28Culture & Seasons
Doyō-Day of the Ox is about 18 days before the beginning of summer, autumn, winter, and spring, and has nothing to do with Saturday. Also, in the old … [Read more]
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2021.07.20Culture & Seasons
Tsuyuake -The rainy season is over
Cloudy and rainy days will continue from the end of May to mid-July. This raining season is called Tsuyu/Plum rain. The end of the rainy season is cal… [Read more]
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2021.07.12Culture & Seasons
In Japanese tea ceremony, it is very important that you can feel the season from the tools and sweets. In the hot and humid summer, we use sweets th… [Read more]
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2021.07.07Culture & Seasons
This year as well, we all wrote a request in a strip of paper. "May I go to graduate school," "May my parents be well," "May I improve my Japanese," a… [Read more]
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2021.06.10Culture & Seasons
Teru teru bozu- Sunny dolls is one of the Japanese customs, in which a doll made of white cloth or paper is hung on the eaves in hopes of a sunny day … [Read more]
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2021.06.01Culture & Seasons
Change the clothes in the closet according to the seasons. This is called Koromogae. It is a traditional Japanese custom. There are two times a year… [Read more]