Bridging Japanese Content and International Curiosity
Article by RuthieJ, originally published on Deep Japan Happy New Year! I Want to do O-toso Every Day. You might not know how much pomp and circumstance takes place in a Japanese home on New Year’s morning. Mom is bustling around the Continue Reading
Article by Skymaho originally published on Deep Japan The kimono is famous worldwide as a national costume in Japan and many tourists who visit Japan would like to try on a kimono or purchase one. However, a genuine kimono is very expensive. Continue Reading
Article by KJ originally published on Deep Japan Football season has officially begun. If catching up on the latest scores online, or watching games on cable television aren’t enough to satisfy your fix there is good news. It is possible Continue Reading
Remember the days when travel was still an unhurried affair? If you are looking for something to relieve stress and everyday worries in tranquil surroundings, Japanese Ryokans could be simply one of the best options. Staying at a Ryokan will Continue Reading
Tokyo’s Kappabashi is famous and there are many companies and workshops producing high quality, fun, and decorative items for the kitchen. Kappa-bashi Tool Street is about 800m long located in 10 minutes walking distance from Asakusa and has more than Continue Reading
“Frozen” and its hit song “Let It Go” are proving just as popular in Japan as in the U.S. Many frineds of mine had gone to see it in the theater togetheir with their kids and had a great time. You Continue Reading
Deep Japan was established in August 2013 as a website venture to provide current and useful information to enhance the experience of visitors to Japan by giving them greater access to Japan’s “local” side. It uses a unique approach to Continue Reading
The wait is over! Those who have been following Ruth in her articles for Monthly Bigaku will be more excited about this, however for those who have not read Ruth’s articles, her best ones have been compiled in one thorough Continue Reading
The last post “Omotenashi” did not go into much detail on the subject, but if there was ever one true statement about Japan, it’s that people work hard, and play hard. This was always something that had amazed me. In Continue Reading
Japan sits alone on the eastern edge of the pacific, engulfed in awe and intrigue. Depending on the person, varied imagery come to mind when thoughts of Japan are stirred. How about you? Images of valiant Samurai warriors battling in Continue Reading