Festivals (Matsuri)

Kemari, The Ancient Sport of Keeping the Ball Afloat

Kingyo Sukui: A Game of Skilled Fish Scooping

Yokai

The Amphibian That Roams Rivers; The Giant Japanese Salamander

Awa Odori Festival Tokushima

The Music and Rave of the Awa Odori Festival

Kasuga-Taisha Shrine Todaiji Temple

Travel Nara: The Kasuga Grand Shrine

Jindaiji Temple

Jindaiji, Tokyo’s Second Oldest Temple

All You Need to Know about Kasumigaura in Japan

Happi

Happi - The Uniform of Japanese Festivals

Buddhism Shinto

Experience The Wisteria and Magic of Kameido Tenjin Shrine

beach seaside park

Take Your Pick At the Many Beaches of Fukuoka

Sumida Park Sumida River

Spending the Day at Sumida Park, Sumida River, and Nearby Places

Fukuoka Castle Sakura

All there is to Know about the Fukuoka Castle

Edo Period Education Feudal Japan Heian Period Imperial Court Japanese Historical Landmarks Japanese Historical Sites Symbol

The Traditional and Education Festival in Japan Called Jidai Matsuri

Good Luck Heian Period Japanese Technology Kanda Omamori

Kanda Myojin - An Ancient Shrine with A Techie Twist

Japanese Historical Sites Shinto

Shimogamo-jinja: Among the Oldest Shinto Shrines in Japan

Buddhism Good Fortune Ise Grand Shrine Nagoya Shinto

Atsuta Shrine, The Number One Shrine in Nagoya

Buddhism Toji Temple

Explore Kyoto's Ancient Toji Temple

Chichibu Fireworks Olympic

Festivals, Fun, and More In The Warm City of Kumagaya

Buddhism

Shitennoji Temple: The Temple of A Prince

Buddhism

Sumiyoshi Taisha: The Main Shrine of All Sumiyoshi Shrines in Japan

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