Plum Blossom Viewing: Umemi
The ume is a significant tree species known as “Prunus mume,” which is not only
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Toba no Himatsuri Fire Festival in Nishio City
The Toba no Himatsuri, also known as the Toba Dai kagaribi, or The Great Bonfire
Eating Fugu in Nagoya
Fugu, also known as pufferfish, is a famous delicacy from Japan. It is renowned for
Setsubun Festivals in Nagoya
Setsubun, or “That Bean-Throwing Festival,” is a beloved Japanese tradition that heralds the arrival of
Valentine’s Day in Nagoya
Valentine’s Day is a celebration that revolves around love and affection. It is a time
Diamond Fuji Sunrise
Diamond Fuji is a stunning phenomenon that happens twice a year, where the sunrise and
The Takasanji Oni Matsuri in Okazaki: Fire and Tradition
The Takasanji Oni Matsuri, also known as the Ogre or Fire Festival, is an annual
Chinese New Year Festival Nagoya 2024
The 18th Nagoya China Spring Festival, scheduled in Nagoya City from January 5th to 8th,
Nagoya Ramen Festival 2024
Ramen is a popular Japanese dish that is loved by many people. It is highly
New Year’s Celebrations: Oshogatsu
The New Year’s, or “Shōgatsu,” is Japan’s most significant holiday, akin to Christmas in the West. The nation pauses for a few days, allowing people to gather with families and partake in age-old traditions. Here’s a glimpse into some of these customs, with a particular focus on practices prevalent in the Nagoya area.