Culture
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Histoire d’Edo : l’ère Tokugawa
The prime duty of a Samurai was to give faithful service to his lord or Daimyo. In fact, the origin of the term is linked to word meaning and this overlap can be seen in the Kanji used to write the word
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Restauration Meiji
The Meiji restoration was not peaceful handover of power.
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La grande ville de Tokyo et les sanctuaires shintoïstes
Tokyo is known for its huge population, the increase in technology and many modern buildings.
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Ski au Japon
There are over 500 ski resorts across Japan from the northern island of Hokkaido to the southern main island of Kyushu
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Accès internet au Japon
Si vous souhaitez être connecté tout le temps au Japon, il y a 2 options possibles : acheter une carte SIM ou louer un pocket Wi-Fi.
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Bière japonaise, Sapporo, Kirin, Yebisu et Asahi
Japón tiene una selección de cervezas que se pueden encontrar en cualquier supermercado, tiendas de conveniencia o en algunas máquinas expendedoras.
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Kakigori
Japanese summer food called “Kakigori” is made with ice that, through a special knife machine, turns it into snow.
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Cuisine spéciale de Harajuku : Tapioca et crêpes
Harajuku is a site in the city of Tokyo that is known for the “Kawaii” (Pretty, Cute) fashion, extravagant and different from any part of the planet.
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Hatsumode : Jour de l’An
Hatsumode is one of the most beautiful celebrations of the whole year, since it is about receiving the new year in a spiritual place and connecting with the divinity from day one.
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Hakama : Vêtements traditionnels japonais
A hakama is the skirt-like pants that is worn over a kimono. It is a traditional piece of samurai clothing.
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Anime emblématique
« Anime » comes from the word « Animation » and within Japan it is used to refer to any kind of animation, while in the West it refers only to the content produced in the land of the rising sun.
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Comment utiliser la consigne automatique?
Quand vous voyager au Japon, pour se débarrasser de valises lourdes ou grands bagages, nous vous conseillons d’utiliser les consignes automatiques, appelées en japonais Coin Locker.
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Comment prier dans un Jinja (sanctuaire shintoïste)
Shinto is the indigenous faith of Japan. It means worshiping ancestors as guardians of the family.
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Hôtel Capsule
Hotel CapsulaCapsule hotels are accommodations that have discarded the idea of a private single room.
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Kaiten sushi
El sushi es una comida japonesa apreciada en todo el mundo. Sin embargo, a pesar de su popularidad, los famosos restaurantes de la especialidad pueden ser bastante costosos Algunos ni siquiera ofrecen menús con precios, lo que dificulta que los clientes puedan pedir con confianza.
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Histoire d’Osaka
Osaka has been a place where people from near and far regions meet. It sits in the Inland Sea of Seto, a busy water area, and faces Osaka Bay in a place where rivers flowing from the interior converge.
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Histoire de Kyoto
The history of Kyoto begins in the 8th century when the city was erected in the capital of Japan and the home of the imperial court from 794 to 1868.
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Festival Toro Nagashi (Hiroshima)
Every August 6, the first atomic bombing in history is commemorated in the city of Hiroshima, where in a few minutes hundreds of thousands of souls perished under the bomb called “Fat man”
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Pâtisserie Japonaise : Wagashi 和菓子
La pâtisserie japonaise Wagashi représente la culture traditionnelle japonaise qui s’est peu à peu développée avec le temps en lien avec les saisons.
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Hiver au Japon
C’est en hiver que nous avons également plus de chance pour voir le Mont Fuji avec la neige au sommet (en été, il n’y a plus de neige au sommet) car en hiver nous avons moins d’humidité et le ciel est dégagé.