
日本人と生活とコンビニ:Japanese People, Life and Convenience Stores
Konbini in Japan are more than convenience stores. From meals and delivery services to ATMs, they play a central role in daily life.

What’s Cormorant Fishing? ー鵜飼(うかい)って何?
Explore the ancient Japanese art of ukai, a traditional method of river fishing using cormorants.

関西人あるある7選:7 Funny Facts About Kansai People
Kansai people, hailing from the culturally rich region of Kansai in Japan, are known for more than just their famous accent and warm personalities.

花見、いつがいい? : When Is the Best Time to Enjoy Hanami in Japan?
Cherry blossoms bloom for just a week, making their beauty even more special. Discover how people in Japan celebrate spring with food, friends, and “hanami”!

What’s Nebuta Matsuri? ―ねぶた祭って何?
Discover the vibrant Nebuta Matsuri in Aomori, featuring colorful floats, energetic dancing, and a rich history. Join the excitement of this famous summer festival!

京都らしさ: 8 Things That Make Kyoto Feel Truly Kyoto
Planning a trip to Kyoto? Discover 8 unique ways to experience the city’s culture, from iconic temples to seasonal festivals, local sweets, and hidden traditions!

元花屋から見た日本のバレンタインデー ―Valentine’s Day in Japan
In Japan, women give chocolates on Valentine’s Day—but there’s more to it! Discover unique customs, the charm of White Day, and a florist’s insights.

日本で運転:Driving in Japan: Tips, Culture & Safety Insights
Explore Japanese driving culture, the concept of “paper drivers,” elderly driver safety, and tips for staying cautious on the road.

“Sand Bath Onsen” in Japan ―砂むし温泉体験記
Discover the healing power of Japan’s sand bath onsen. Read my firsthand experience of being buried in naturally heated sand for ultimate relaxation and wellness.

2 Dialects of Aomori Prefecture ―青森弁を紹介!
Did you know Aomori has not one, but two unique dialects? Discover the differences between Tsugaru and Nanbu speech with fun examples.

Japanese authentic Matcha and foreign “Matcha drinks”
Matcha drinks like matcha lemonade and matcha macchiato are trending worldwide—but do Japanese people actually drink them?

Did You Know Buddhist Statues Have a Hierarchy?
An introduction to the four main types of Buddhist statues in Japan—Nyorai, Bosatsu, Myoo, and Ten—and what each represents.