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Japan from July to September – Traditions and Memories

Discover Japanese traditions and seasonal events from July to September — from mountain-opening rituals and Tanabata wishes to Obon, Peace Memorial Days, eel on Doyo-no-Ushi, and the Autumn Higan. A journey into Japan’s culture and seasonal life.

Seasons & Traditions

Japan from April to June – Traditions and Observances

Discover Japan’s summer traditions from April to June, including school and company entrance ceremonies, Hana-matsuri (Buddha’s birthday), Children’s Day with koi-nobori, and the rainy season Tsuyu. Learn about Japanese customs and seasonal life.

Seasons & Traditions

Japan from January to March – Festivals and Traditions

Explore Japan’s winter traditions from January to March, including Jyoya-no-Kane, Hatsu-Hinode, Hatsu-Moude, Seijin-no-Hi, Setsubun, Hina-Matsuri, Higan, graduation ceremonies, and the first cherry blossoms. Learn about Japanese customs, history, and seasonal celebrations.

Seasons & Traditions

Japanese Annual Events: A Year of Traditions and Celebrations

Discover Japanese annual events from New Year to winter festivals. A guide to traditions, customs, and the seasonal spirit of Japan.

Seasons & Traditions

Omamori お守り: Japan’s Sacred Amulets for Blessings and Protection

Discover the meaning, historical development, and spiritual essence of Omamori — Japanese protective amulets offered by temples and shrines. Learn how cultural practices, legends like Somin Shōrai, and rituals like Kito shaped their role in daily life.

Religion & Rituals

Mt. Fuji: The Sacred Symbol of Japan

Discover why Mt. Fuji is more than just Japan’s highest mountain. Revered as a spiritual symbol and source of emotional connection, Mt. Fuji embodies the Japanese concept of Furusato—our eternal home.

Places & Journeys

Hanami: A Celebration of Cherry Blossoms in Japan

Experience hanami, Japan’s cherished cherry blossom viewing tradition. Learn about its history, customs, and how people celebrate spring with food, friends, and sakura. Tips for respectful and joyful participation included.

Seasons & Traditions

Prayers and Celebrations: How Japanese Families Mark Milestones in a Child’s Life

Discover traditional Japanese childhood ceremonies such as Shichi-Go-San, Hatsu-mairi, and Okuizome. Learn their meanings, history, and cultural significance.

Religion & Rituals

Why Japan Is So Clean: Everyday Habits and Cultural Values Behind Spotless Streets”

Discover why Japan is so clean—from spotless streets and schools to Buddhist and Confucian values shaping daily habits.

Daily Aesthetics

Shakyo (写経): The Art of Hand-Copying Buddhist Sutras

Shakyo has been a spiritual training method, and today it is widely practiced by people of all ages, regardless of religious belief. It is deeply rooted in Japanese cultural tradition.

Religion & Rituals

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