We’re thrilled to welcome Lucy Bolognese, who recently wrote this excellent post for us about the “Nagoya Breakfast Special”, explaining its origin and taking us on a flavourful “Morning Service” …
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What comes to your mind when you imagine summer in Japan? Beaches? Chilled beer? Sunshine? For many Japanese, summer means fireworks, festivals, watermelons, and shaved ice. In this article, we’ll …
Located in the heart of Holland Park, the Kyoto Garden is a popular Japanese garden in West London close to both Notting Hill Gate and Kensington High Street. The garden …
Japan is a country known for its technological advancements, and this reputation extends even to its toilets, often referred to as washlets. These modern, high-tech Japanese toilets offer a comfortable, …
If you love Sake or if you’re interested in but never had a chance to try it, this April you’ll have the opportunity to attend ‘National Sake Week 2024’, a …
This April will be such an exciting month for those who love Sake and Japanese food as there will be several fantastic events taking place throughout the month. You can find …
Japan is celebrated for its rich cultural heritage, which is beautifully reflected in its diverse array of handmade crafts. For centuries, Japanese artisans have honed their skills, passing down techniques …
With a legacy spanning centuries, Japanese swords stand as enduring symbols of tradition, craftsmanship, and cultural identity. Revered for their exquisite beauty, unparalleled sharpness, and spiritual significance, these blades have …
With origins that trace back to ancient times, the captivating story of Japanese pottery mirrors the fascinating developments in Japanese history and traditions. First used in the Jomon period for …
Updated: October 1st, 2024 In the heart of central Japan, there lies a realm that blurs the boundaries of animation and reality. For decades, Studio Ghibli and director Hayao Miyazaki …
