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 …
