Tsukimi, or moon viewing in Japan, is a long-held custom celebrated to wish for a rich harvest and prosperity for the coming year. This is also one of the most favored settings for love declarations.
Every country has its own unique qualities. That's what makes traveling so much fun after all. Japan is no exception. In fact, it may be one of the most curious places you'll visit.
The U.S. Army Garrison Japan Army Community Service walking tour to the Zama Shrine proved amazing cultural experiences don’t always require extensive travel.
In Japan, bowing is usually used during daily greetings. But be careful, it is sometimes used to show appreciation, sympathies and apologies. So, remember the following Japanese expressions that can be used when bowing.
At wedding ceremonies in Okinawa, friends and relatives of marrying couples show some entertainment such as sketch comedy, dance, and music. It is not unusual for Okinawans to get together and work on their performance before the day of the ceremony.
