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English Version For this New Year travel story, I want to write about Kuki Yoshitaka’s head mound on Toshi Island in Mie Prefecture. For some reason, when

English Version Have you ever heard of Sagicho? In many parts of Japan, it is also known as Dondo-yaki or Tondo-yaki. Sagicho is a fire festival usually he

English Version Have you heard of East Timor? This article looks at what happened in that country and the refugees created by its long, painful history. It

English Version In Japanese occult and spiritual travel circles, ley lines are often described as invisible alignments connecting sacred places, mountains,

English Version When you hear the word “genius,” many different names may come to mind. But if we are talking about the so-called “universal genius,” one o

English Version In Zentsuji City, Kagawa Prefecture, on Japan’s island of Shikoku, stands Zentsuji Temple, a place traditionally associated with the birthp

English Version A child vanishes after an adult looks away for only a moment. Many people in Japan have seen stories like this on the news. They are someti

English Version Kyu-Iwabuchi Floodgate, also known as the Red Floodgate, is a large floodgate separating the Arakawa River and the Sumida River in Kita Cit

English Version Relations between Japan and South Korea have worsened in recent years over several connected-looking issues: South Korea’s suggestion that

English Version Have you ever heard of Yomotsu Hegui, a term that appears in the Kojiki, one of Japan’s oldest mythological texts? In simple terms, it mean