The tradition of Miyajima centers on the belief it is the place where the Gods dwell and by virtue is...[ Click to read more ]
The scattering of garbage by crows (karasu) is a significant social problem in Japan, and legions of neighborhood association representatives,...[ Click to read more ]
Are you too keen on candy to run a marathon? Do you need sugary enticement to get you to that...[ Click to read more ]
For years, though the city center in name, the area around Nagoya Station was considered to a poor relation to...[ Click to read more ]
Turn on the TV at any given moment during “Golden Hour” (what we Yanks call Primetime) and you’ll no doubt...[ Click to read more ]
Yosakoi dancing started in Kochi in Shikoku around 1954 as a way to celebrate postwar reconstruction, building spirit, and teamwork....[ Click to read more ]
Halloween may have come and gone, but that does not mean that the frightening times have to be over. If...[ Click to read more ]
Starting in mid September the "koyo front" slowly moves its bands of color south from Hokkaido to central and southern...[ Click to read more ]
The 2019 ACCJ / TJCS Champagne Ball is all set for: Friday, November 15th at Hilton Nagoya. We are working...[ Click to read more ]