There are two dominantreligions in Japan:ShintoandBuddhism. Neither of them has a clear definition of God and the judgment day. Shintoism does not even have any holy book or the concept of sin. So, in a Western sense, Japanese religions are more like traditions rather than holy belief syste...
Shimaguchi M. and W. Lazer, "Japanese distribution channels: Invisible barriers to market entry," Michigan State University Business Topics, 27, No. 1, 49-62.Japanese distribution channels: Invisible barriers to market entry - Shimaguchi, Lazer - 1979 () Citation Context ...ationships. Insour...
New Year orOshōgatsu(お正月) is the most important holiday of the year for the Japanese. It’s a family holiday that is steeped in long tradition and is a far cry from the parties and public displays of drunkenness that often define the countdown to the New Year for many around the w...
Japan is a country deeply rooted in traditions and respect, where manners and etiquette are not just encouraged but highly valued. For tourists visiting Japan, understanding and following these social customs can make their trip smoother and more enjoyable. From bowing to proper use of chopsticks,...
Explore Japanese cultural events and discover the honored customs and traditions of ancient Japan. Experience the rich heritage and timeless beauty of Japanese culture.
To highlight everything from historic customs to modern practices, industry experts Matsumoto and Yumi Matsuo, wedding photographer and owner ofYumi Matsuo Studio, explain the traditions that have and continue to influence wedding ceremonies seen both in Japan and internationally by couples looking to ...
More Japanese Customs and Traditions What is Hinamatsuri? Hinamatsuri(雛祭り) is also known as the Doll Festival or Girls’ Day. ‘Hina‘ refers to the special dolls for the occasion, and ‘matsuri‘ is the Japanese word for a festival or holiday. On this day, families and communities come...
The truth is that Japan became one of the most modern countries, where traditions and customs greatly influence people’s everyday lives. Thus the purpose of this article is to draw the reader’s attention to5 things one must know before visiting Japan, such as thenational holidays,currency ...
This tour will take you to the recommended sightseeing spots in Kyoto, the city with the most colorful Japanese traditions and culture. If you are lucky, you'll also get a chance to meet a real maiko. Tenmangu Shrine and Tenjinbashisuji Shopping Street We will visit Tenjinbashisuji Shopping...
The world we live in can be considered as being a complex system of values and traditions, of customs, and national identities. The differences that lie at the basis of each of the world's civilizations and cultures is what gives our society its sense of individuality but at the same time...