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  • Japanese Lifestyle
    • Japanese traffic (roads)
    • Irori (Japanese fireplace)
    • Kotatsu table
    • Hanko (the stamp)
    • Tatami seat
    • The school bag, Randoseru
    • School Uniforms in Japan
    • Stationary in Japan
    • Souvenir Jackets!
    • Gacha (capsule toys)
    • Vending Machines!
    • Menko Card-game!
    • Karuta & Hyakunin Isshu
    • Baigoma
    • Japanese Kite, Tako
    • Sumo Wrestling
      • Shiko squat
      • Gyoji. Sumo wrestling ref
    • Obon Season
    • Carp streaming (Koinobori)
    • Doll’s Festival (Hina Matsuri)
    • Lion dance! “Shishi mai”
    • Shichigosan (Seven Five Three)
  • What is the Edo era?
    • Recycle society, Edo city
    • The Political Theory in the Edo Era
    • Mage. Japan’s topknot
    • Tenugui (a seat of cloth)
    • Tabi (Japanese socks/shoe)
    • Mini-Bonsai
    • Goldfish in Japan
    • Kamon. Japanese emblem
    • Japanese soccer “Kemari”
    • Fire in the Edo city
    • Hikyaku
  • Religions in Japan
    • Shintoism
      • Amaterasu Omikami
      • Koma Inu (guardian dogs)
      • Inari (fox) shrine
      • Shime Nawa (Tied Rope)
      • Beckoning cat (Maneki neko)
      • Gohei (the tool for Shintoism)
    • Buddhism in Japan
      • The bell in a temple
      • Buddha Statues
      • Daruma
      • Oni (Japanese demon)
      • Mokugyo (Buddhism tool)
  • Japanese Food
    • Azuki (red beans)
      • Taiyaki (a sweet in Japan)
    • Daikon (white radish)
    • Dagashi. Small, cheap snacks
    • Soba Noodle
    • Dry food in Japan
    • Fermented food
    • Pickles in Japan, Tuskemono
    • Dashi (Japanese Soup Stock)
    • Curry Rice (in Japan)
    • Wasabi (Japanese spice)
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