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“What’s Today’s Special Day?” Series

The 47 Ronin: The True Meaning of Samurai Loyalty on January 30th

Discover the true history of the 47 Ronin raid on January 30th, 1703. We explore the meaning of Bushido, Seppuku, and why this story defines the Japanese soul.
“What’s Today’s Special Day?” Series

January 13: The Day Samurai Challenged the Pacific – “Kanrin Maru Departure Day”

On Jan 13, 1860, the Kanrin Maru set sail, marking Japan's first voyage across the Pacific. Discover the story of Katsu Kaishu, Fukuzawa Yukichi, and the samurai spirit that embraced modernization. (1860年1月13日、咸臨丸が出航し、日本初の太平洋横断を記録しました。勝海舟、福沢諭吉、そして近代化を受け入れた侍魂の物語をご覧ください。)
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January 11th Kagami Biraki: A Ritual of the Japanese Soul to Embody Divine Power

Discover the meaning of Kagami Biraki on Jan 11th. Learn why Japanese people break hard mochi with hammers, the link to Samurai seppuku taboos, and the spiritual power of eating sweet red bean soup.
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Miracle Night that Repelled the World’s Mightiest Empire: The Profound Shadow of the Battle of Bun’ei (October 20th) on Japanese Culture

October 20th marks the Battle of Bun'ei. Discover how 13th-century Japan, faced with the Mongol invasion, was saved by samurai valor and the legendary 'Kamikaze' (Divine Wind), shaping Bushido and Japanese culture forever.
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⚔️Women of the Blade: The Hidden Legacy of Female Warriors in Japanese History

Discover the untold stories of female samurai and martial artists in Japanese history. From Tomoe Gozen to modern-day aikido instructors, this article explores the power, philosophy, and legacy of Japan’s women warriors.