When the proportion of water content is higher, the jelly is called Mizu Yokan (水ようかん), as mizu means “water” in Japanese. Because it doesn’t taste as heavy as Neri Yokan, chilled Mizu Yokan is often enjoyed during the summer. My family prefers Mizu Yokan over regular Yokan and...
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Upon my arrival to study in Japan, one of the first things I noticed about the bonsai here was that the surface of many of the trees were covered with chopped sphagnum moss. My broken Japanese questions were answered with a smile, as mizu goke is an integral part of bonsai care here at...
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We examined the human papilloma virus (HPV) vaccination process in adolescent Japanese girls, including protective and obstructive factors to develop and practice enlightenment activities and educati...
Upon my arrival to study in Japan, one of the first things I noticed about the bonsai here was that the surface of many of the trees were covered with chopped sphagnum moss. My broken Japanese questions were answered with a smile, as mizu goke is an integral part of bonsai care here ...
At the center of the welcome lounge is a "Suikinkutsu" which stands as a tribute to the hotel’s name MIZU NO UTA, it is traditional decoration in a Japanese garden generates a sound like the koto (Japanese harp) with drops of water. ...
Even its translation hints at its ubiquity: "sen" means "to infuse" while "cha" means "tea," so sencha in totality translates to "brewing tea." Invented in the 18th century in Uji, Japan by Soen Nagatani, the tea leaves are dried, steamed, and rolled into their characteristic needle ...
It was between the 1300s and 1500s when Japanese tea culture—and by proxy, the Japanese tea ceremony—became what we know it is today. Following the Muromachi Shogunate, matcha was seen as a more spiritual pursuit, one that went hand-in-hand with the pursuit of simplicity over ...
I love napa cabbage. In a nabe it becomes tender and sweet (but not mushy!), soaking up flavor from the broth and other ingredients like a sponge. I’m also a huge fan of Japanese greens likemizunaandshungiku, though they can be hard to find (unless you grow them yourself during the...