Unless you’ve made a concerted effort to avoid Japanese news headlines for the last two years, you already know that...[ Click to read more ]
The CCEA is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting cultural exchange, international understanding and friendships among women of all nationalities...[ Click to read more ]
Cinco de Mayo, while originally a commemoration of an unlikely victory for the Mexican Army against the then powerful French in...[ Click to read more ]
Japan is a nation that famously takes their working week very seriously. Hours are often long and hard and, as...[ Click to read more ]
The annual Kobe Festival (Matsuri) is unlike any celebration you are likely to run into in the Kansai region during...[ Click to read more ]
Whether it is on the subway, in a restaurant or just walking down the street, most foreigners in Japan know...[ Click to read more ]
Japan has so many strange, eccentric and exciting festivals every year that it is sometimes difficult to keep track. However,...[ Click to read more ]
Golden week is the longest public holiday period in Japan, and many residents make a trip abroad, or to a...[ Click to read more ]
There’s no better place in the country for fans of manga than the Kyoto International Manga Museum. Visitors have the...[ Click to read more ]
Easter is not generally celebrated in Japan, but the growing community of western expats in the country means that provisions...[ Click to read more ]