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2023年10月2日 · While little is known of Japan’s earliest inhabitants, thanks to the introduction of Chinese writing in the fifth century, we do have extant written histories starting from the eighth century. Just for history buffs, here are 12 amazing events from Japan’s last 1,500 years! 1. Koreans Built Japan's First Temples (593)
2018年1月17日 · 6. Hachioji Castle (Western Tokyo) Hachioji Castle was built in the late 1570s, transforming virtually all of Mount Fukazawa into an impregnable fortress. Even today, the mountain is better known as Shiroyama: Castle Mountain. The Hojo were the most most powerful clan in the Kanto region in the late 16th century.
2023年8月29日 · This is the second of a series by architect and long-time Japan resident Azby Brown, the author of Small Spaces: Stylish Ideas for Making More of Less in the Home. In these excerpts from that seminal book, he offers some timeless advice on how to incorporate ideas used by Japanese architects in any kind of home, no matter how tiny.
2017年8月6日 · All About Purikura! Purikura, shortened from the word purinto kurabu —literally "print club"—refers to Japanese photo booths that are incredibly popular among the country's youth. An arguable must-try for tourists who visit the Land of the Rising Sun, this kawaii blend of technology and culture is ubiquitous throughout the country.
2018年5月23日 · The Takayama Autumn Festival has been celebrated now for around 400 years. It's believed to have started between the 16th and 17th centuries and is held every year on October 9 and 10. The festival, locally known as the Hachiman Festival in honor of the divine protector of Japan, Hachiman, is centered on Sakurayama Hachiman Shrine in the ...
2017年11月2日 · The Ancient Ninja Strongholds of Iga & Koka. A lot of mystery and intrigue surround the legendary ninja of Japan. In Japanese, ninja are also called shinobi, which is a shortened form of shinobi-no-mono (忍びの者), or “those who act in stealth.”. The verb shinobu (忍ぶ) actually means to conceal oneself or to endure.
2022年11月7日 · By long tradition, it has been counted among the Tenka Goken, the five most famous swords of Japan. #6. The Mikazuki Munechika is on display at the Tokyo National Museum Oct. 18-Dec. 11, 2022 along with all of the other National Treasure blades and fittings in the museum's collection.
