Understanding Japan

  • Published on : 05/10/2014
  • by : C.W.
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Near and far, familiar and unknown

Too often, the Japan is considered impermeable, mysterious ... Not really. Understanding Japan is to understand the country, its people, arts and beliefs. Bliss.

Understanding Japan

The street food stands of a festival

11 Must-See Festivals to See in Japan in Summer

Going to Japan this summer? From June to September, the archipelago vibrates to the rhythm of its festivals!

Shibazakura Festival at Mount Fuji

The UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Japan

Japan boasts a large number of UNESCO World Heritage sites, testifying to the richness and diversity of its heritage.

Tanabata

Tanabata Festivals in Japan

Every year, in the heart of the Japanese summer, the sky lights up with an age-old tradition: Tanabata, the festival of the stars.

O-Tsukimi, la fête de la lune au Japon

Tsukimi in Japan: White Rabbits, Mochi, and the Moon

Whether full or crescent, calm or mysterious, the moon has fascinated cultures around the world for centuries. In Japan, however, it carries a particularly positive and poetic meaning.