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Samurai Ceremonial Wear, Kamishimo

ByJapan World March 11, 2024

Kamishimo were a two piece formal ceremonial dress worn by Edo period samurai of rank at court and during ceremonies….

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Festivals | History | Shrines & Temples

Toyokawa Inari, the Fox Gods of Success

ByJapan World March 11, 2024

Of the three major Inari Shrines dedicated to the Fox Gods, Toyokawa Inari is one of the most famous. Believed…

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Festivals | Shrines & Temples

Komaki’s Giant Phallus Festival

ByJapan World March 11, 2024

Just north of Nagoya city in Aichi Prefecture is the industrial city of Komaki, where Tokugawa Ieyasu and Toyotomi Hideyoshi…

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About Japan

The floating festival floats of the Tsushima Tenno Matsuri

ByJapan World March 11, 2024

The 500 year old Tsushima Tenno Festival is one of Japan’s three major river festivals and is one of the…

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About Japan | Traditional Crafts

Traditional Japanese roof tiles, Kawara

ByJapan World March 11, 2024

Traditional Japanese roof tiles, Kawara are a highly visible and elaborate component of Japanese architecture. They display a technical and…

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Great Battles | Samurai

Miyamoto Musashi

ByJapan World March 11, 2024

Miyamoto Musashi is considered one of the greatest samurai of all. Said to have fought over 60 duels and participated…

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Great Battles | Samurai

How To Visit The Site Of The Battle of Sekigahara

ByJapan World March 11, 2024

The best way to see the old battlefield is to start at the Sekigahara Town History and Folklore Museum, (350…

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About Japan | History

Sen no Rikyu, the Tea Ceremony Master

ByJapan World March 11, 2024

Sen no Rikyu was an influential master of the Tea Ceremony. Famed for his having developed the Way of Tea…

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About Japan | Samurai

Hosokawa Tadaoki

ByJapan World March 11, 2024

Hosokawa Tadaoki was a veteran warrior and daimyo of the Warring States period. He fought his first battle under Oda…

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History | Japanese History Periods

Azuchi-Momoyama Period(1568 – 1603)

ByJapan World March 11, 2024

The Azuchi Momoyama, or simply Momoyama Period spans the years 1573 to 1603 when political unification under Oda Nobunaga and…

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History

Nara Period(AD 710 to 794)

ByJapan World March 11, 2024

In 710, the Imperial Government moved the nation’s capital to Nara, and the city of Heijo-Kyo was established, it’s design…

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About Japan | Culture | Gifu | Traditional Crafts

Ukai: Traditional Japanese Cormorant Fishing

ByJapan World March 11, 2024

If the sport of Kings is horse racing, then the sport of the Daimyo was UKAI. Mentioned in Japan’s legendary Kojiki…

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Samurai

Shimazu Tadahisa

ByJapan World March 11, 2024

Shimazu Tadahisa, the first of the Shimazu clan lords, was the son of the Shogun, Minamoto no Yoritomo, and was…

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About Japan | Great Battles | Samurai

The Battle of Shizugatake

ByJapan World March 11, 2024

The Battle of Shizugatake was fought on Mt. Shizugatake in Omi Province on the northeastern ridge between Lake Biwa and…

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