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據說在日本首次派遣忍者完成任務的是聖德太子，當時的忍者普遍被稱為「忍 (日語發音： shinobi )」。而在各個時代各個地區的忍者稱謂都有所不同，飛鳥時代 (592–710) 稱之為「志能便 (日語發音：shinobi )」，奈良時代 (710–794) 稱之為「斥候 (日語發音：sekko )」，到了戰國時代 (1467–1590) 的叫法更 ...
All About 自然!! All About Japan 和日本之物! 發現動漫，音樂，城堡，美食，餐館，視頻，購物，旅行貼士及更多精彩特輯等著你! 早安！日本早餐吃什麼？ 早起的鳥兒有蟲吃！「早安日本」又有哪些美食等著你呢？名古屋不只有買咖啡送早餐的銅板價早餐文化，沖繩也絕對不只有豬肉蛋飯糰能當早餐 ...
2017年11月1日 · The prefecture has been known for what would be called herbal medicine or alternative medicine since the Edo Period (1603-1868). Toyama’s medicine makers depended on the kitamae-bune to import raw materials from all over Japan—and from overseas as well, via Nagasaki. The prepared medicines were dispatched via Konbu Road to distant regions.
2017年4月14日 · 6 Beautiful Japanese Glasses. Japan has developed a number of distinctive glassware techniques. Any one of the glasses below would look flawless on your table! 6. Dessert Cup & Glass (Hokkaido) Keiichi Mimata is a third-generation glass-blower, working from the oldest glass workshop in Hokkaido.
2016年7月10日 · Saito’s most recent work delves into the transition of 2-D anime character eyes over the years. According to the illustrator, the image on the left shows how eyes were drawn long ago, with a vertically long oval shape and lots of white space around the pupils. The portrait in the middle shows the transition to more angular eye shapes that are ...
2017年1月26日 · Former samurai Yasubei Kimura found himself out of work following the dissolution of the samurai class and the rise of an all-conscript military during the Meiji Period (1868-1912). In 1869, he founded a bakery named Bun'eido in what is now the Shinbashi area of Tokyo, picking up on the staple that had been recently reintroduced to Japan, but ...
2017年5月2日 · 5. Money Charm (商売繁盛) This amulet, called the shobai-hanjo (商売繁盛), is said to provide good luck and good fortune in your business, whether you're an individual or a company. 4. Love Charm (縁結) This charm, called the en-musubi (縁結) is supposed to bring you good fortune with romance, love, and eventually marriage.
