Kanazawa Castle Park is a park on the castle’s ruins where Maeda Toshiie, a famous warlord of the Azuchi-Momoyama (1573-1603) period, lived. Due to repeated fires, the castle tower does not remain, but the beautiful restored gates and turrets can still be seen. Admission to the park is free, but you need a combination ticket …
Yokohama Cosmo World is the perfect place when traveling with children. There is no admission fee, and you pay (buy tickets) for each ride and attraction! The area is divided into three areas, one (“WONDER AMUZE ZONE”) with large rides such as roller coasters and Ferris wheels and another (“BRANO STREET ZONE”) with medium-sized rides, …
This is a fusion of Japanese and Western sweets made by a Japanese confectioner established in 1864. It is characterized by its refined sweetness and softness that everyone likes, from children to the elderly. From the moment you open the bag, you can smell the buttery aroma of these soft cookies. Japanese white chocolate ganache …
Umegae Mochi is a specialty Japanese confectionery on the path to Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine in Dazaifu City, Fukuoka Prefecture. It is made of red bean paste wrapped in a rice cake and baked on a special griddle. 前 次 Holidays Depends on each store. Most stores don’t have fixed holidays. Business hours Depends on each …
Here are some common Japanese names, and the kanji commonly used for each name. Japanese names have different meanings depending on the kanji used, so if you would like to know the meaning of a particular person’s name, let us know! If there are any names you’d like us to add, or you’d like to …
Japanese writing is not that easy, …right? Actually, Japanese writing is difficult even for Japanese children. In elementary school, they learn to write naturally through composing practices over and over again. In this article, we introduce a writing checklist that elementary schoolers actually use. You can use this list to check your Japanese writing, too!(The …
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