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Aaron and Claire are known for making Japanese home cooking feel approachable, practical, and fun to try. Their videos break down classic dishes into clear, realistic steps that work in everyday kitchens. Instead of overcomplicating things, they focus on techniques that actually make a difference. If you have ever watched their videos and th...


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The cherry blossom flower, called sakura (cherry blossom), is one of Japan’s most loved natural symbols. Each spring, blooming trees signal new beginnings and seasonal change. The blooms also mark the start of hanami (flower viewing). Man...


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Matcha is a finely crafted green tea powder that represents elegance and a deep appreciation for nature in Japanese tea ceremony culture. This tea flavor is widely used in many types of Japanese sweets and snacks, including Tsujiri no Sato. Let’s take a closer look at what this special treat really is and where it comes from!


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Japan’s artistic traditions draw from its deep cultural roots. Calligraphy is one of its most popular forms; it is taught in schools both as a subject and as an art, and is used every day. At higher levels of study, it requires balance, flow, and inner discipline. The result is an art form unique to the island chain. But, despite its Japanes...


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Nara, Japan, is home to some of the country’s oldest and most treasured Buddhist artifacts from the Nara Period. The religious artwork preserved in the city’s ancient temples tells stories of faith, healing, and protection. Among these, the 12 Heavenly Generals at Shin Yakushiji are perhaps its most important historical treasure.


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