As May brings relatively nice weather, there are quite a few Forest Bathing events held in May not only in London but also other places in the UK to practice…
Spring means Sakura (Cherry Blossoms) in Japan. In the UK, Hanami (Cherry Blossom Viewing) might not be as popular as in Japan, but there are a couple of Cherry Blossom…
Where did you drink your first sake? Was it at a Japanese restaurant together with a plate of sushi or sashimi? For some it may have been on a sake…
Need to know where to stay while you’re in Nagoya? Perhaps you’re considering staying in the city for one or two nights while travelling across Japan? Nagoya certainly is centrally…
Film Synopsis: Welcome to Kaiko City – a broken town filled with crime and corruption – where the financial corporations and even the prosecutors are rotten to the core and…
We have created two guides to Japanese drinks so far – one looking at Japanese tea while the other covers Japanese Sake. The articles are introduced below and hopefully they…
There are plenty of Japanese art & culture workshops in our Japanese Events in March calendar, such as those focusing on Ikebana (flower arrangement), and Origami (paper folding) workshops, along…
February brings with it slightly warmer weather, and although there will probably be many chilly days ahead, here is our list of Japanese Events taking place in February to keep…
Earlier this month, we joined the head chefs of top London restaurants and hotels, as well as industry experts, for a lecture on Japanese rice. In this article, we’ll be…
Introduction: What is Sake? Sake is a traditional Japanese alcoholic drink made from fermented rice and generally with an alcohol content between 13-17%. Japanese Sake, or Nihonshu as it is…
