01-02 | Lifestyle & Society | Memory Lane | Trends in Japan | Web Japan
This section covers a wide variety of fields in which Japanese innovations have often spread to other countries, such as work, food, architecture, and international cooperation.

It’s a Wrap! | Lifestyle | Trends in Japan | Web Japan
A square cloth that came into use over 1,000 years ago is basking in the limelight as a tool to combat global warming. Called furoshiki, these cloths can be used to wrap things of any shape and have even been known to transform into purses or handbags.

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Web Japan > NIPPONIA No.36 > Special Feature* NIPPONIA NIPPONIA No.36 March 15, 2006 TOP Special Feature* Tempting Arts: Tableware and Food Presentation A visitor to a Japanese home will see mem

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Web Japan > NIPPONIA No.34 > Special Feature* NIPPONIA NIPPONIA No.34 September 15, 2005 TOP Special Feature* Life and Culture in Japan A Month by Month Guide A richly varied natural environment

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Web Japan > NIPPONIA No.34 > Special Feature* NIPPONIA NIPPONIA No.34 September 15, 2005 TOP First Impressions Observing the Changing Seasons: One of Life's Simple Pleasures Written by Kuroda Mo

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Web Japan > NIPPONIA No.34 > Special Feature* NIPPONIA NIPPONIA No.34 September 15, 2005 TOP Cooling the summer heat and enjoying the autumn colors, the traditional way Furin are hung near a wind

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Web Japan > NIPPONIA No.32 > Special Feature* NIPPONIA NIPPONIA No.32 March 15, 2005 TOP Special Feature* Civil war raged nation-wide during the Warring States period (1467-1568), and potters i

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Web Japan > NIPPONIA No.32 > Special Feature* NIPPONIA NIPPONIA No.32 March 15, 2005 TOP Special Feature* Another reason for the wide variety of ceramics is the fact that Japanese cuisine requi

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Web Japan > NIPPONIA No.31 > Wonders of Japan NIPPONIA NIPPONIA No.31 December 15, 2004 TOP 6 Wonders of Japan By Mick Corliss Born in the state of Oregon in the U.S. After working as a journal

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Web Japan > NIPPONIA No.28 > Bon Appetit! NIPPONIA NIPPONIA No.28 March 15, 2004 TOP Bon Appetit! Japanese Culture in the Kitchen Shiruko Sweet Bean Soup to Warm You Up in Cold Weather Written b

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NIPPONIA NIPPONIA No.26 September 15, 2003 TOP Special Feature* Hot Springs in Japan: Facts and Figures There are more than 3,000 hot spring resorts in Japan. They are fascinating places where peop

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NIPPONIA NIPPONIA No.25 June 15, 2003 TOP Above left: Each folded kimono is placed in its own thick Japanese-paper wrapping, and then placed in a specially made chest. Because of their straight

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NIPPONIA NIPPONIA No.25 June 15, 2003 TOP Fold them, stack them, put them away Japanese things made for convenience and beauty japanese Folding sensu fan Sensu fans create a cooling effect and

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NIPPONIA NIPPONIA No.21 June 15, 2002 TOP Comfortable on the Feet, and Stylish, Too Social customs and climate have guided the evolution of footwear in Japan. These exam

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NIPPONIA NIPPONIA No.20 March 15, 2002 TOP What Is This?Genkan japanese Image The genkan (vestibule) of a house built about 80 years ago. Old-fashioned genkan li

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NIPPONIA NIPPONIA No.18 September 15, 2001 TOP Special Feature* Yokohama Past and Present, and Its Future as a Championship Match Site Yokohama is an international

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