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Nov 135 min read

The Mongol Invasions: How Kamikaze Winds Saved Japan

The Mongol Invasions of Japan, which took place in 1274 and 1281, stand as one of the most remarkable episodes in Japan’s history, where...

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Nov 105 min read

The Kamakura Shogunate: The rise of samurai power

The Kamakura Shogunate, established in 1192, marked a turning point in Japanese history, transforming the country’s power dynamics and...

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Nov 65 min read

The Psychological Effects of Solo Katsu: Embracing Solitude for Personal Growth and Well-being

In recent years, a cultural phenomenon known as Solo Katsu has been on the rise, especially in Japan, where social activities...

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Oct 285 min read

Bunka Sai: School Cultural Festivals in Japan

Bunka Sai, or cultural festivals, are one of the most anticipated events in Japanese schools. Held annually, these festivals are more...

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Oct 225 min read

The Yayoi Period: Dawn of Ancient Japan (300 BCE – 300 CE)

The Yayoi period, spanning from around 300 BCE to 300 CE, marks one of the most transformative eras in Japanese history. Following the...

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Sep 305 min read

J-Drama: A Peek into Japanese Television

Japanese television dramas, commonly known as J-Dramas, are a captivating and diverse genre of storytelling that has captured the hearts...

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Sep 295 min read

The Influence of Western Culture on Modern Japan

Japan has undergone dramatic transformations over the past century, owing in large part to the influence of Western culture. From...

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Sep 275 min read

The Meaning Behind Japanese Family Crests: A Journey into Tradition and Identity

Japanese family crests, known as "kamon" ( 家紋 ), are more than just decorative symbols; they carry centuries of history, pride, and...

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