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2017年5月15日 · A home in Japan is a comfortable place that will likely only be seen by a small, select group of people—and probably too cramped to host more than a handful of guests at a time! But this lies at the heart of the 'uchi' vs. 'soto' concept in Japan.
2017年2月15日 · The term gokon is a contraction of godo konpa (合同コンパ), where godo means "joint" or "combined," and konpa itself is a contraction of either the German "Kompanie" or the English "company" (same meaning). Konpa came into use during the Meiji Period (1868-1912), when it described a meal where university students would get together to strengthen mutual bonds and share the cost of food ...
2018年1月29日 · Freeze some yuzu, put it in a jar, add half of its weight in granulated sugar, shake and wait for the sugar to melt before putting it in the refrigerator. Yuzu-cha can be found in any Japanese supermarket; just look for a jar with ゆず茶 written on it. 4. Hachimitsu Daikon (Honey Radish)
2017年4月14日 · Japan Dome House builds its homes using 175-millimeter thick slices of expanded polystyrene. These walls also have superior insulating properties, meaning a reduction in energy usage for heating and cooling. The exterior of one of these dome houses is typically coated either in cement (which is cheaper, though it tends to crack) or in a rust ...
2023年2月20日 · The Genkan. The genkan in a traditional-style home. Genkan are part of every modern-style Japanese home as well. The emphasis placed on keeping the interior of Japanese homes clean and free of outdoor dirt is deeply rooted in the nation’s culture and history. Those who would like to enjoy the benefits of a similarly clean floor should ...
2017年11月1日 · allabout.co.jp. The historic villages of Gokayama are located in mountainous snow belt of southwestern Toyama Prefecture near the borders with Gifu and Ishikawa. Recognized as a World Cultural Heritage Site and awarded three stars in the Michelin Green Guide Japan, while the villages are still off the beaten path, they are well worth visiting.
2016年9月15日 · Historical Checkpoint. The town was not just meant for passing daimyo and their retainers to warm their bones and stop by for a pleasant meal, though: Hakone was also a security checkpoint. To be certain that armed rebellion would not foment in the capital, and that the daimyo would remain loyal (as their families were, in effect, being ...
