What do you call the person you’re dating? How do you say “I love you”? So here’s a quick Japanese language guide for this Valentine’s season!

The Japanese tea ceremony, “sado” or “chanoyu”, goes beyond just making and drinking tea. It’s like a beautiful expression of art, etiquette, and philosophy.

Everyone loves getting a good deal. A fukubukuro is the ideal gift for you! Also known as a “lucky bag”, fukubukuro are Japan’s version of Black Friday deals. 

Step into a moonlit adventure under the starlight, where cherry blossoms glow in the dark! Let the starlight sakura fest begin!

January events in Japan initiate the year with an energetic start and many exclusive celebrations that captivate locals and visitors!

In Japan, Girl’s Day is known as Hinamatsuri, or Doll’s Day. Let’s take a closer look at the history of this holiday and how people celebrate it!