Charm

Japan's 40 solar terms

Discover the Hidden Charm of Shosho! A Deep Dive into the Forty Seasonal Divisions and Regional Customs of Japan

This article is about the unique characteristics of Shosho (the end of summer heat) in various parts of Japan. It's particularly aimed at culture enthusiasts and travelers, explaining the distinct customs and festivals of each region, from the natural changes in Hokkaido to the Nebuta Festival in Aomori and the seasonal cuisine in Kyoto, all through 'Kasumi Points.' Readers can gain a deeper understanding of Japan's seasonal nuances and find inspiration for travel plans and cultural interests.
Japan's 40 solar terms

Delving into the Charm of Risshū! A Female Travel Writer Explores the Customs and History of Various Regions in Japan

This article focuses on the Japanese traditional culture and the seasonal division "Risshū", and introduces the unique characteristics of various regions across Japan from the perspective of Kasumi, a female travel writer. It delves deeply into the festivals and customs of each region, offering those interested in Japanese culture and nature an opportunity to experience their charm. By doing so, readers can gain a deeper understanding of the beauty of Japan's four seasons and its regional cultures.
Japan's 40 solar terms

Standardization of the Term ‘Taisho’ (Major Heat).How to Welcome Taisho: Delving Deep into the Charm of Japan’s Forty Seasonal Divisions.

This page offers a deep insight into Japan's traditional 'Taisho' (Major Heat) and introduces the unique characteristics of each region, such as the Gozan no Okuribi in Kyoto and the Hamana Lake Festival in Shizuoka. It is beneficial for readers interested in traditional culture and local events, as it helps understand the diversity of Japan's summer customs and culture, and serves as a reference for travel and cultural studies.
Japan's 40 solar terms

The Charm of ‘Shōsho’ (小暑) Coloring the Four Seasons of Japan – An In-depth Report by the Traveling Writer Kasumi

This page provides a detailed explanation of traditional Japanese culture and the unique characteristics of different regions, termed as 'Kasumi Points'. From the Snow Festival in Hokkaido to the Eisa dance in Okinawa, it introduces unique local festivals and events. Aimed at those interested in Japanese culture and regional charm, reading this will offer a deep understanding of traditional festivals and cultural practices across Japan. It's packed with information useful for travel planning and cultural studies.
Japan's 40 solar terms

Discovering the Charm of Summer Solstice Across Japan! A Female Writer’s Journey Through the Forty Seasonal Divisions of Japan

This page introduces the customs of the summer solstice throughout Japan, from the flower fields of Hokkaido to the Hari festivals of Okinawa, explained through 'Kasumi Points' for each region. Ideal for those interested in Japanese traditional culture and regional characteristics. By reading this article, you can immerse yourself in the rich culture and diversity of Japan, gaining a deep understanding of the allure of the summer solstice in various parts of the country.
Japan's 40 solar terms

A Thorough Explanation of the Charm of Bōshu! A Journey Through Japan’s Forty Seasonal Divisions and Regional Customs.

The article introduces the unique features of various regions in Japan related to "Bōshu." It covers topics such as fresh vegetables in Hokkaido, seed sowing festivals in Miyagi Prefecture, prayer festivals in Fukuoka Prefecture, enjoying the four seasons in the heart of Tokyo, and traditional customs in Gifu Prefecture. Each region's charm is explained in detail, making it a valuable resource for those who love Japanese seasons and culture. By learning about Bōshu customs and regional characteristics, readers can gain a deeper understanding of the attractive points of different places in Japan. Reading this article provides information helpful for enjoying Japan's rich culture and landscapes, and it can be a useful tool for planning trips.
Japan's 40 solar terms

Rikka: Japanese Customs and History That Color Early Summer – Travel Writer Kasumi Explains the Charm of the Four Seasons

Travel writer Kasumi introduces traditional cultures and unique features from across Japan. Explore the snow festival of Hokkaido, tea culture in Shizuoka, crafts in Kyoto, Eisa dance in Okinawa, and rice cultivation in Niigata. Ideal for enthusiasts of tradition and Japanese culture. Reading this page deepens your understanding of Japan's diverse regional cultures and inspires your next travel destination.
Japan's 40 solar terms

The Japanese Nature and Traditions Taught by the Season of Kokū: The Customs and Charms of Japan’s Beautiful Four Seasons.

This page provides rich information about the traditional Japanese season of "Kokū". Travel writer Kasumi introduces the unique characteristics and customs associated with Kokū in various regions across Japan. Aimed at culture enthusiasts and travelers, it offers the benefit of discovering the unique landscapes and events that make one feel the four seasons of Japan. By reading, you can gain a deeper understanding of Japanese traditions and the beauty of nature, and find inspiration for your next journey.
Japan's 40 solar terms

Journey into the Essence of Seimei: Exploring the Customs and History of the Forty Seasonal Divisions

This page focuses on the customs and festivals of Seimei throughout Japan, introducing everything from the traditional Seimei Festival in Kyoto to unique events in Okinawa. It is tailored for those who love to travel and have an interest in Japanese culture, enabling the discovery of the rich cultural aspects and regional characteristics associated with Seimei in various places. Readers will gain a deep understanding of Japan's diverse traditions and regional charms, providing inspiration for their next travel plans.
Japan's 40 solar terms

Keichitsu and Japan’s Forty Seasonal Divisions: A Journey Through Customs, History, and Regional Characteristics

This article, written by Kasumi, a travel web writer who explores all over Japan, focuses on "Keichitsu," one of the forty seasonal divisions. It thoroughly introduces the customs, history, significance, characteristics, and contemporary practices specific to various regions. Packed with travel information to experience Japan's traditional culture and natural beauty, it caters to travelers keen on savoring Japan's four seasons and readers interested in Japanese culture. Reading this page deepens one's knowledge about Keichitsu in Japan and helps understand the distinct features of each region. Visiting during the Keichitsu period offers the chance to experience Japanese traditional culture, customs, and culinary culture, making for a splendid journey that embraces the arrival of spring. This article is a treasure trove of information useful for planning a trip.