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  • 5 Things to Explore in Tokyo

    Japanese Food / Japan Travel / Japanese Culture
    ByDavid May 4, 2023
    Tokyo Japan Skyline

    Discover Tokyo’s hidden gems with these 5 fun things to do. From quirky cafes to vibrant nightlife, experience the best of Japan’s capital. 5 Fun Things To Do In Tokyo Japan Looking for a fun-filled adventure in Tokyo, Japan? You’re in luck! This bustling metropolis has something to offer for everyone. From its vibrant culture to its delicious cuisine, Tokyo is sure to leave you with unforgettable memories. Whether you’re traveling solo or with friends and family, these activities are perfect…

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  • Haiku vs. Senryū Poems: What’s the Difference?

    Japanese Culture
    ByDavid March 1, 2021March 5, 2021
    haiku poetry japan

    When most people think they’re writing a haiku, they’re actually writing a form of poetry called senryū. Both are Japanese styles of poetry, and both are very similar in construction, but they’re not the same. Most poetry experts have come to accept that haiku has taken on a much larger meaning as the art form has spread around the planet – but if you want to be correct in the classical sense, it’s important to know the difference between haiku…

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  • Why Do Japanese People Bow to Each Other?

    Japanese Culture
    ByDavid January 25, 2021January 25, 2021
    Why Do Japanese People Bow to Each Other?

    If you’ve ever visited Japan or watched a Japanese TV show, you’ve likely seen people bow to each other. It’s an aspect of Japanese culture that most of us know. There are several reasons people in Japan bow to each other. You might also be surprised there are several different bows for different situations, or to convey something different. Japanese people bow to each other to show respect, to apologize, to greet, or to thank. In this article, we’ll learn…

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