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Why did Japan give up the traditional Tet?
Japan is a country located in Asia, most people follow the Shinto religion. But Japan is the only country in Asia to celebrate Tet in a positive calendar.
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10 interesting facts about Valentine's Day
People race to buy condoms and pregnancy tests, millions of pets receive gifts, rose prices to the highest level of the year are interesting facts during and after Valen…
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It can only be Japan: The train knows how to fake dogs and deer to prevent accidents
All trains in the world seem to care only about their sole duty to transport goods and passengers from point A to point B.
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'Super missile' Korea makes Japanese samurai terrifying in the 15th century
In 1377, a Chinese merchant agreed to transfer a series of manufacturing materials and gunpowder samples to North Korea, while the inventor Choe Mu-seon found a way to s…
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Kintsugi: Japan's ingenious gold restoration technique
Kintsugi (Golden Carpentry), also known as Kintsukuroi, can be understood as
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What is the phenomenon of the turquoise moon?
The blue moon of the scientific world is a completely different phenomenon, and it is not green.
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Great but forbidden dishes in America
Pig, plum, Mirabelle, shark fin ... are delicious dishes that are loved by many in some countries but banned in the US.
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The best box of Wagyu beef in Japan is as expensive as a SH 125i
When referring to Japanese bento, most of us will think of popular boxed rice sold in convenience stores for no more than 600 yen (about 120,000 VND).
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Why is Japan called the Land of Funan?
The country has three different names that are still widely used, but not everyone knows their meaning.
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The Japanese think of 'milk tea flavored water' just from a very simple method
Maybe you haven't forgotten the fever
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Abe's most expensive bulletproof vehicle
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe uses a specially designed super bullet-proof supercar Lexus LS 600HL with superior bullet-proof ability and extremely luxurious interi…
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Three facts about Samurai make you feel lucky to be born today
In order to become a samurai, they have to follow many rules, going through extremely strict lessons.
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Which countries have the highest IQ in the world?
5 of the 10 countries listed in this list are all in Asia, the rest are mostly from the European region.
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Why did the Japanese use their toothpicks to break their tails?
For Japanese people, the use of toothpicks to floss has become a beautiful culture, but only listening to many people is also intoxicating.
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'Ghost whale' Bake-Kujira - Japanese myth or real curse?
Japan, like many countries in the world, has numerous legends of extremely terrifying monsters in history.