How Fireworks in Japan Were Used for Epidemics
Learn more about the meaning of fireworks in Japan and why they are connected to COVID-19.
Learn more about the meaning of fireworks in Japan and why they are connected to COVID-19.
The 71st annual Sapporo Snow Festival kicked off on Tuesday, February 4, 2020, in Hokkaido, the northernmost prefecture of Japan.
People in Kyoto are reenacting an ancient type of Japanese football that was played by nobles centuries ago.
People scramble to grab pieces of “sacred” paper from a demon at a Shinto shrine in southwestern Japan.
Men dressed as demons scare children in northeastern Japan to discourage them from being lazy.
Bladesmiths in central Japan show visitors the traditional method for making Japanese swords.
Men from around Japan take part in a race at Nishinomiya Shrine in a bid to become this year’s "Luckiest Man."
As the sun set on Taketa City last month, tourists and locals alike gathered together near the Oka Castle ruins to be amazed by the Chikuraku Festival.