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2016年10月31日 · Kagura: A Dance Fit for the Gods. The two Chinese characters that form the word kagura —the character for “god” and the one for “enjoyment”—hint at its origins. Kagura is first described in the Kojiki (Records of Ancient Matters) and the Nihon Shoki (The Chronicles of Japan), historical records of Japanese mythology compiled in the ...
2013年4月11日 · In 2013, the residents of Nagano Prefecture witnessed first hand the beauty of Mr. Frost's work—with snow-covered sakura. Clear blue skies, perfect white snow and delicate pink flowers are what make up this stunning vista. This photo looks as if you're about to step into Narnia in springtime. Hopefully the flowers made it through the cold patch.
2016年11月28日 · 8 Real 'Laputa'-Like Locations in Japan. SoraNews24 Updated November 28, 2016. Castles Ruins Mountains Highland Japanese Countryside Aichi Ehime Hyogo Kanagawa Kumamoto Niigata Okayama Wakayama. www.instagram.com. Castle in the Sky was released in 1986, and even today, Japanese anime fans often pick this Studio Ghibli classic as their favorite ...
All About Japan and Japanese stuff! Find anime, music, castles, food, restaurants, videos, shopping, travel tips and more. New mega-feature every Monday! An Early Spring Spectacle: 10 Spots in and Around Tokyo for Plum Blossom Viewing Gardens Parks While ...
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8月3日 · The highlight of Mount Zao is the frost-covered trees, more commonly known as Juhyo, or "Ice Monsters." They are true nature-made works of art, which can be only seen when weather conditions align just right: The temperature must drop to -5°C (23°F) and as a gentle wind blows the accompanying light snow, creating a spectacular phenomenon that ...
2015年10月27日 · 1. Oh Deer. The first thing Masami found surprising about Nara was the number of car accidents caused by deer. Of course, deer and car accidents are nearly synonymous in many parts of the world, but they’re not something most people in Japan worry about. In Nara, however, there are about 150 such accidents every year.
