Yakisoba is one of the most famous Japanese noodles, and for a good reason: serving up a steaming plate of thick noodles loaded with meat and vegetables will always elicit smiles from hungry patrons.

Bon Odori Matsuri (Obon Festival) is a vibrant and inclusive event that unites people. Its mix of traditional dance, music, food, and games is a beautiful way to experience Japanese culture and honor the past.

Japan is famous for its limitless and exclusively creative ideas, including its annual natsu matsuri (summer festivals).

Are you ready to dive into the colorful universe of anime and visit their matsuri episodes? Let’s explore which ones are the best!

In Japan, many summer events unite locals and visitors to celebrate community spirit. Don’t miss out on these five fantastic summer festivals this August, starting with Comiket!

When you think of Japanese festivals, one word that should come to mind is mikoshi. These portable shrines are the heart of many Japanese celebrations, bringing communities together in a fun display of culture and tradition.