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Nikko’s location just north of the capital in Tochigi Prefecture has made it one of the country’s most popular destinations. But this city shines brightest during autumn, when the vibrant foliage of the surrounding forests and mountains becomes especially striking. But what exactly is Nikko koyo?
Explore the deep significance of Japanese symbols with the 14-day Ryokan Retreat Advent Calendar. Discover the unique emblems symbolizing iconic aspects of Japan
Japan’s national dress is simple yet elegant. It is ideal for formal or informal occasions. Over the centuries, kimono crafting has undergone several changes regarding its technique.
Japanese pottery has a long history and is part of the country’s culture and traditions. As a symbol of Japanese tea culture, these teacups represent the fusion of practicality and beauty.
In Kyoto, koyo is celebrated as one of the most picturesque times of the year. Throughout Kyoto, locals and tourists participate in “momijigari,” hunting for red leaves, as they go to famous spots to enjoy the autumn colors. Kyoto’s blend of tradition, spirituality, and natural beauty makes it one of the top destinations for experiencing…
The kitsune is a fascinating figure in Japanese folklore. Many respect and fear them; they are a major figure in the Shinto religion.
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