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“What’s Today’s Special Day?” Series

Women University Students Day: The Moment Japan Opened the Gates of Higher Education

On August 21, 1913, Japan welcomed its first female university students—marking a turning point in education and gender equality. Discover the story of courage, culture, and transformation.
2025.08.21
“What’s Today’s Special Day?” Series
“Why Japan?” Series

🌀 Why Do Japanese People Find Beauty in Ambiguity?

Why do Japanese people embrace ambiguity as beauty? Discover the cultural, linguistic, and artistic roots of Japan’s unspoken elegance—from ancient poetry to Gen Z expression.
2025.08.20
“Why Japan?” Series
Japanese Culture

🇯🇵 “No One Speaks Like the Textbooks Say!?” — What Surprises Foreign Learners About Real Japanese, and the Cultural Depth Behind It

Discover why Japanese spoken in daily life differs from textbook grammar, and explore the emotional and cultural depth behind the language. A heartfelt guide for learners and lovers of Japanese culture.
2025.08.20
Japanese Culture
“What’s Today’s Special Day?” Series

📘 What Day Is It Today? Teika Memorial Day and the Timeless Heart of Hyakunin Isshu

August 20th is Teika Memorial Day. Discover the emotional power of Hyakunin Isshu—100 classical Japanese poems that transcend time, language, and culture.
2025.08.20
“What’s Today’s Special Day?” Series
travel to Japan

Why Japan’s Rising English Proficiency Brings Me Joy — A Cultural Shift Beyond Language

Japanese people are becoming more confident in English and communication. Discover why this cultural shift is more than language—and why it fills me with hope.
2025.08.19
travel to Japan
Japanese Culture

The Philosophy of “Mottainai”: Why Japanese People Cherish What They Have

Discover the deeper meaning of “Mottainai,” a Japanese word that reflects gratitude, environmental respect, and spiritual beauty. Learn how it shapes daily life in Japan.
2025.08.19
Japanese Culture
“What’s Today’s Special Day?” Series

Haiku Day – August 19: Discover the Beauty of Japan’s 17-Syllable Poetry

August 19 is Haiku Day in Japan—a celebration of the world’s shortest poetry form. Learn how 17 syllables can express nature, emotion, and philosophy, and try writing your own haiku.
2025.08.19
“What’s Today’s Special Day?” Series
“Why Japan?” Series

🚪Why Do Japanese Homes Have High-Tech Toilets but Still Remove Shoes? A Philosophy of Cleanliness and Respect

Discover why Japanese homes combine futuristic toilets with the ancient custom of removing shoes. Explore the cultural philosophy of cleanliness, respect, and harmony in everyday life.
2025.08.18
“Why Japan?” Series
Japanese Culture

🍃 What Is the “72 Micro-Seasons”? Japan’s Poetic Calendar That Breathes with Nature

Discover Japan’s 72 micro-seasons—an ancient poetic calendar that reveals the subtle beauty of nature every five days. A guide for international readers.
2025.08.18
Japanese Culture
“What’s Today’s Special Day?” Series

🏟️ English Blog Post: Koshien and the Soul of Japanese Baseball – Why August 18 Is High School Baseball Memorial Day

Discover the cultural and emotional significance of Japan’s High School Baseball Memorial Day. Learn how Koshien Stadium, Shohei Ohtani, and the spirit of youth define Japanese baseball.
2025.08.18
“What’s Today’s Special Day?” Series
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