Thuy Fang
With over five years of experience writing across topics such as culture, travel, fashion, and technology, Thuy Fang brings a thoughtful touch to every piece she creates. Inspired by a love for kawaii characters and a deep appreciation for Japan’s rich traditions, she chose to make this beautiful country her place of study and living. In her quiet moments, she enjoys sketching, reading manga, savoring daifuku mochi, and crafting homemade desserts as part of her self-care.
Articles by Thuy Fang
Japanese Game Spotlight: What is Kemari?
Kemari originated from China and gradually became an integral part of Japanese culture. It’s often described as an ancient ball game played in the Imperial Court. Today, this Japanese game is mainly seen at shrines as a beautiful cultural activity.
Oshogatsu Japanese New Year Traditions Worth Knowing
Oshogatsu (Japanese New Year) is a special time when traditional customs welcome the beginning of a new year. This celebration mainly takes place from January 1 to January 3.
Hokkaido Restaurant Spotlight: Would You Try Bear Meat?
Japan is one of the countries that allows bears to be captured under a strict registered hunting system to prevent them from entering residential areas when natural food becomes scarce
Konpeito Candy: What Makes This Starry Treat Shine?
If you are a fan of the famous Demon Slayer series, then you probably know that the favorite treat of the adorable Nezuko Kamado is those tiny, colorful little sweets.
Kinako: The Amazing Roasted Soybean Powder!
Kinako is a very popular ingredient that can easily be found in many traditional Japanese sweets. It has a distinctive flavor, standing alongside other classic tastes such as red bean or sesame. Let’s explore this charming ingredient together, and who knows, you might even be able to make it in your own beloved kitchen!
Japan Holidays Guide: Relax, Explore, and Delight in Festive Fun
As the year draws to a close, everywhere buzzes with preparations for the holidays, and Japan is no exception. Despite the cold winter weather, you can feel warmth in the scenery, decorations, and festive activities across the country. Let’s explore the unique experiences of holidays in Japan that many people dream of enjoying at least once in their lifetime!
