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April 17 is “Eggplant Day”: Unraveling Japan’s “Nasu” Culture Loved by Shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu

Discover the deep connection between Japan and eggplants on April 17, Eggplant Day. Learn about Shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu's love for Nasu, Japanese proverbs, and traditional dishes.

2026.04.17

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March 23: The Fateful Day Where the Samurai Era Began and Violently Ended

Discover the dramatic events of March 23 in Japanese history. From Tokugawa Ieyasu becoming Shogun to the brutal Sakuradamon Incident in the snow, explore how the samurai era shaped modern Japan.

2026.03.24

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A Grand Turning Point in History: October 21st is the Day of the “Battle of Sekigahara”

October 21st marks the Battle of Sekigahara. A deep-dive article for international readers on the clash between Tokugawa Ieyasu and Ishida Mitsunari that established 260 years of peace. Analyzing betrayal, honor, and self-interest to understand Bushido and Japanese culture.

2025.10.21

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October 13th: The Profound Story of “Moving Day” (Hikkoshi no Hi) Connecting Japan’s Life and Spirit – KIRI53.com

October 13th is 'Moving Day' (Hikkoshi no Hi), originating from Tokugawa Ieyasu's entry into Edo. This article explores the cultural significance of 'Hikkoshi Soba,' the spirit of 'Danshari,' and the Japanese concern for new beginnings, written for international readers.

2025.10.13

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