
Japan-Exclusive National Holidays
Need a break from the long hours of working in Japan? Let's take a look at Japan-only national holidays that can't be found in any other country.
Need a break from the long hours of working in Japan? Let's take a look at Japan-only national holidays that can't be found in any other country.
While Japan may be famous for its grueling work ethic, the nation actually has a surprising number of national holidays—nearly one every month. Find out when you can get a day off to enjoy the rising sun!
Bow down to your new furry sensei who will teach you all about Japanese holidays and culture.
Before modern medicine was invented, onsen (hot springs) were revered as sacred places blessed with magical healing properties. During the Edo Period, sick patients would soak in the onsen for weeks to leave the pools feeling healthy and refreshed!
Not all tea ceremonies are created equal. Some are traditional and stuffy; this one is 'avant-garde.'
When we cover ourselves in scents, can we still appreciate the refined subtlety of Japanese cuisine?
Debating between visiting Japan's two most prominent cities? Tokyo's got the bright lights, but Osaka's got the character. Here's a comparison to help you choose between the two!
Did you know that there are actually a dozen different kinds of kimono? Try to name more than two!