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Where Is The Sea Of Japan?
When we think of the ocean, we tend to think of never-ending, open water rather than all of the separate seas, straits, and bays that it consists of. Marginal seas are contained within the ocean. They are seas that have been partially enclosed by peninsulas, archipelagos, or islands. Marginal seas are shallower seas when compared […]
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When Is Spring In Japan?
For many people, spring is the best time of year. Winter has just ended, meaning the days begin to get longer and the weather begins to get warmer. All around the world, different cultures have various ways they celebrate the coming of spring, and many different traditions happening throughout the spring season. Japan is no […]
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Does Japan Celebrate Easter?
If you are planning on traveling to Japan during the Spring, then you may be asking yourself if Japanese people celebrate Easter? This is especially true if you are from a country that does celebrate this holiday every year. In this article, we will discuss whether or not Japan celebrates Easter, and more! So, if […]
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Why Is Baseball So Popular In Japan?
When people think about where baseball is extremely popular, their first thought is America. However, it is not the only Area that has love and passion for baseball because Japan loves it! Not only do the Japanese love to play baseball but they also have a huge support system behind them too. This guide includes […]
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Do You Read Japanese Left To Right?
Those who are not familiar with the Japanese language and culture might not be aware of how the language is read on paper. Some of you reading this article may have heard that Japanese people read right to left, and if this is the case, then why? If you have found yourself pondering this, and […]
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Why Is Japan So Clean?
If you’ve ever visited Japan, one of the first things you might notice about the place is how clean it is. While there are still some areas that need tackling, such as the copious amounts of trash in the Seto Inland Sea, Japan is often considered a very clean country. But how does the country […]
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What Is the National Animal Of Japan?
It is common practice for countries across the world to have an official national animal. This animal is a symbol that creates an identity on the world stage. National animals are a symbol of patriotism, featuring in art, music, books, and even on a country’s coins, notes, and flag. In the case of Japan, the […]
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How To Use Incense Sticks
Incense has been used for centuries in countries all around the world. Incense isn’t only useful for making your home smell amazing, it is also brilliant for encouraging the mind to be calm. There are many people who like to light incense whilst meditating, doing yoga, or just relaxing at the end of the day. […]
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What Is A Kunoichi?
If you are interested in Japanese culture, then chances are you have heard of ninjas and their mantras. Ninjas remain a notable trope in various media, as they often feature in movies and television, where they are presented as assassins and villains. However, in the real world, ninjas are practitioners of ninjutsu and are sometimes […]
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When Is Summer In Japan?
Japan is a country that often appears on many people’s bucket lists. However, it is known for its extreme weather conditions, so planning the time of year when you visit is a good place to start. If you want to visit during the summer months, you’ll find that you may experience the best sunny weather, […]
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How Long Is Summer Break In Japan?
The Japanese school system is slightly different from most Western countries’ schooling systems, operating on what is known as a “three term system”, with the school year beginning in April, and ending in March. The first semester begins in April and ends roughly around the end of July, but this can vary depending upon regional […]
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What Hemisphere Is Japan In?
Japan is possibly the furthest large country from the western world geographically, with only the pacific island nations and the countries of Australia and New Zealand being potentially further. Its distance from our part of the world has led Japan to develop a culture and society entirely unique not just from its western counterparts, but […]
