41. Japanese Culture - Japanese Traditions Learn about Japanese culture, including Japanese geisha, Japanese anime, Japanese geisha, and more. http://gojapan.about.com/od/japaneseculture/u/japaneseculture.htm

zWASL=1;zGRH=1 zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') zDO=0 Home Travel Japan Travel Japan Travel Search Japan Travel Plan Your Trip What to Do Japanese Culture ... Share w(x2+zWl+'?p=1" zT="18/1[N" rel="nofollow">Print') By Shizuko Mishima , About.com Guide to Japan Travel Exotic Japanese culture attracts many travelers to Japan from around the world. Even though you aren't visiting Japan, you might be interested in learning various cultural aspects of Japan with these resources. Living Tips and Japanese Customs Japanese Geisha Japanese Theaters Japanese Tattoo ... Japanese-style Entertainment Living Tips and Japanese Customs If you are living in Japan, there are some Japanese customs and living tips to know. Japanese Table Manners Oseibo - Japanese End of Year Gift Giving Cost Living Tokyo Saving Money Shopping in Japan ... Japan Chat Rooms zSB(3,3) Japanese Geisha Are you interested in Japanese geisha? They are professional hostesses who entertain guests through various performing arts. Many travelers to Japan hope to meet geisha. Japanese Geisha Becoming Geisha Geisha Tours Geisha Makeover ... Top Geisha Shows Japanese Theaters Information about traditional Japanese theaters and modern Japanese theaters.

42. Ichiyo Ikebana Of Atlanta Specializing in the arts of Asia with a special emphasis on Japanese culture. Rubber stamps, Japanese paper, calligraphy supplies and other gifts and art supplies. http://www.ichiyoart.com/

Welcome to Ichiyo Ikebana of Atlanta home ichiyo school ichiyo tokyo atlanta chapter ... ccents (Formerly Ichiyo Art Center) Online Store for Japanese Papers, Ikebana and Other Art Supplies Atlanta Chapter Atlanta Classes Events Ichiyo ikebana adds new interest to traditional asymmetrical forms through a strong emphasis on modern and creative three-dimensional designs which are in harmony with various spaces in our living environment. 1224 Converse Drive NE, Atlanta, GA 30324 Phone: 404-233-1846 800-535-2263 Fax: 404-233-8012 Email: info@ichiyoart.com

43. Japanese Culture Japanese Culture 2 A. Demographics 窶｢ According to the U.S. census (2000) there are approximately 796,700 Japanese people residing in the United States. http://www.usm.maine.edu/lac/ot/divman/japanese.pdf

44. Japanese Style, Inc. | Japanese Stone Lanterns, Japanese Rain Chains, Japanese P Explore Japanese culture, art, crafts, Japanese gardens, Zen gardens, food and lifestyle. http://www.explorejapan.com/

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45. The Japan Project - Japanese Culture Japanese Culture Grade 9 12 This is an informative unit that teaches about Japanese history and culture through the use of hands-on activities. http://www.globaled.org/japanproject/lessons/lesson03.php

Japanese Culture Grade 9 - 12 This is an informative unit that teaches about Japanese history and culture through the use of hands-on activities. Two lessons are centered on educational games and the third lesson gives excellent information of Japanese feudalism. This unit offers lesson plans, handouts, quizzes, questions and a host of other activities. Enrique Rodriguez Brooklyn Technical High School LESSON 1: THE DEVELOPMENT OF JAPANESE CULTURE This lesson's purpose is to acquaint the student with the chronological development of Japanese society. This lesson is designed round a board game. There are several handouts, the charts for the board game and a quiz supplied. Please note that Charts and Handouts are "Word Documents". Lesson Plan LESSON 2: FOLLOWING DIRECTIONS: JAPAN This lesson seeks to teach the importance of reading and following direction through the study of Japanese geography. This lesson is centered on a game in which groups of four will attempt to fill in the parts of a map of Japan using an atlas. There is a lesson plan and two handouts supplied. Please note that Charts and Handouts are "Word Documents".

46. Michi Online: Welcome! Magazine, links, and resources for everyone interested in Japanese arts, culture, and meditation, from aikido to Zen. http://www.michionline.org/

Welcome to Michi Online! Michi Online: Journal of Japanese Cultural Arts is published by the Sennin Foundation, Inc., a federally tax-exempt, nonprofit corporation. 1053 San Pablo Avenue Albany, CA 94706 USA e-mail: info@michionline.org michi: n. road; path; method; "The Way" online: adj. connected to or available through a computer or telecommunications system Michi Online is a gathering place for everyone interested in the cultural arts of Japan. It is both an electronic journal and a collection of online resources for the Japanese arts community. News In 2009 the Shudokan Martial Arts Association will sponsor a series of seminars focused on traditional Japanese budo. These seminars, taking place at various locations across North America as well as London, England, will feature outstanding instructors teaching a variety of traditional Japanaese martial arts, including: April 10-12: Mt. Pleasant, Utah.

47. Japanese Culture Japan, land of Samurais, Ikebana, Sushi and Kimono! A land that has proved resilience in face of a long feudal period and two World Wars. The rapid social change and http://www.buzzle.com/articles/japanese-culture.html

Home World News Latest Articles Escape Hatch ... Endless Buzz Japanese Culture Japan, the land of the Samurais, Ikebana, Sushi and Kimono! A land that has proved resilience in the face of a long feudal period and two World Wars. The rapid social change and reflections of the attitudes and concerns of the present, cementing a link with the past, makes Japan truly unique. The orient has been long associated with riches and a diverse culture. Whether it is the Sub-Continent or other components of this vast treasury of tradition-based communities, the East is truly where the Sun rises, illusion or not. The intriguing Japanese culture has stood the test of the pre-historic, recorded and medival times and the Rennaisance and has evolved into a great storehouse of ethics and practice. The journey from the original Jomon culture to the modern hybrid version, the Japanese culture offers splashes of color and variety from Asia, North America and Europe. This combined influence springs from the immigration to and from the continent over time. The contemporary culture is an importation from China, the original inhabitants of Japan and the relative phases of isolation from and exposure to the outside world. The distinctively different culture has developed and thrived recognizing the Japanese as resilient and persistant. The Japanese language is agglutinative, with a relatively insignificant sound-inventory. It is spoken with a lexical, pitch based accent. The earliest available record of the Japanese language is actually within a Chinese document dating abck as far as 252 A.D! The Japanese script is a combination of Chinese characters, and two syllabic scripts, namely Hiragana and Katagana. The numerals comprise Hindu-Arabic forms and Sino-Japanese numerals.

48. Hirokim House Tokyo Japan - Filipino Community In Japan - Introduction of Japan and Japanese culture for Filipinos living in Japan. http://www.hirokim.ph/

LIVES IN JAPAN JAPANESE CULTURES JAPANESE LESSON HIROKIM LINK Community for Filipino living in Japan Welcome to hirokim house! This homepage is made for Filipino which lives in Japan and Philippines. Here, since the information which is useful to a life in your Japan. A life is impossible only with love. I'm waiting for the talk of love, or talk of work in hirokim community. I am pleased if this community is helpful to your work and a life in Japan. +Announcement/Event Info +Friends World Wide! +Help Desk in Japan +BABY CARE / Kosodate Room ... +Guest book! Input your EMS number and Click CHECK +Hunt Job +Catholic Church in Japan +Philippines Food Store +Security Report ... Japanese *LINKED WITH P-PUB.NET . (OCT 27) [Personal Ads] WANTED A HOSTESS(SHIBUYA,TOKYO) is announced. (OCT 25) 2011 JAPAN PHILIPPINES CALENDAR is sold. (OCT 23) *Welcome New firend! mhiel ! Friends World Wide. (OCT 10) *Welcome New firend! aimen ! Friends World Wide. (SEP 24) *Welcome New firend! t-orange ! Friends World Wide. (SEP 16)

49. Japanese Culture Definition By Babylon's Free Dictionary Definition of Japanese culture The culture of Japan has evolved greatly over the years, from the country's original Jomon culture to its contemporary hybrid culture, which combines http://dictionary.babylon.com/japanese culture/

50. Japan Reference (JREF) A directory related to Japan and Japanese culture. http://www.jref.com/

51. Traditional Health Beliefs: Japanese: Pregnancy & Childbirth JAPANESE CULTURE. Beliefs and Practices During Pregnancy, Birth, and Postpregnancy. T he following information has been obtained from several interviews of Japanese women http://www.hawcc.hawaii.edu/nursing/RNJapanese03.html

JAPANESE CULTURE Beliefs and Practices During Pregnancy, Birth, and Postpregnancy T he following information has been obtained from several interviews of Japanese women residing on the Island of Hawaii. Not all the beliefs and practices listed were consistent with all the women interviewed. Moreover, many Japanese women of the younger generations were observing less of the traditional beliefs that their mothers' practiced. There is a trend within the younger generation moving toward more contemporary practices. This website does not recommend implementation of any of the beliefs and practices listed below, but rather has been presented for enhancing cultural knowledge of its viewers. GENERAL INFORMATION Traditionally, it was dishonorable and shameful to become pregnant before marriage. Some members of the present generations are now occassionally having children out of wedlock, but are often still subjected to shame by their families and/or Japanese community. In general, presently, the ideal number of children in a family is one to three.

52. Child Research Net Web Site A non-profit organization mainly for academics, educators, professionals, and youth to better understand Japanese culture and children. http://www.childresearch.net/

Objective of Child Research Net Message from the Director Who's who at CRN Contact Information ... International Committee on Maternal and Child Health Handbook (Dec.4, 2010) Dhaka, Bangladesh 3rd International Conference: Children and Youth in Changing Societies (Dec.2, 2010) Thessaloniki, Greece Resources: Research Papers "Gifted Education in Hong Kong" by Miho Goda has been posted. (Nov.12, 2010) Resources: Presentations "Cultural Comparison between Japan and China Regarding Behavior Related to Possession" by Toshiya Yamamoto has been posted. (Nov.12, 2010) Projects: Young Researchers' Papers "Percy Jackson, Son of the Sea God" has been posted. (Nov.12, 2010) Resources: Presentations "Practice and Research on Mental Health Education for Young Children in China" by Jiaxiong Zhu has been posted. (Oct.29, 2010) Projects: Teens' Photo Project "Mobile Phones" has been posted. (Oct.29, 2010)

53. Cultures - How To Information | EHow.com Japanese Culture how to articles and videos including Japanese Greeting Rituals, What Is Inkjet Hagaki Paper?, Japanese Wind Instruments 窶ｦ and much more! http://www.ehow.com/articles_2554-japanese-culture.html

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54. TOKYOMANGO Personal blog featuring entries on Tokyo and Japanese culture. http://www.tokyomango.com/

TOKYOMANGO Everything you ever wanted to know about the birth city of Godzilla, Gundam, all-you-can-eat shabu shabu, panty vending machines, and me. November 14, 2010 New Hello Kitty theme park opens in Odaiba Great news for Hello Kitty fetishists! On October 22nd, Sanrio opened a new theme park at Tokyo's entertainment hub, Odaiba, called Hello Kitty Kawaii Paradise. From the park map, it looks like there's a theater, a gift shop, and a pancake corner... and giant dancing mascots. Its biggest clientele = Kitty fans from other parts of Asia, who are flocking the joint to get a glimpse of the one and only Venus Hello Kitty. (Venus, the goddess, is the namesake of the facility that houses the amusement park, called Venus Fort.) via Nikkei Trendy (Japanese) Posted at 03:43 PM in Hello Kitty Permalink Comments (0) TrackBack (0) November 14, 2010 iPhone case looks like an old school cassette tape This iPhone case looks like an old school cassette tape. It even comes with a classic transparent plastic tape case, which doubles as a stand. Want! Just under $20. Buy it here Posted at 03:39 PM in Gadgets Permalink Comments (0) TrackBack (0) ... USB dinosaur paw for cold feet and kittens USB gadget store Thanko is selling this giant heated "dinosaur paw" for people who get cold feet when they're sitting at their desks. Your sensitive-to-cold-weather kitty might enjoy it too.

55. Japanese Culture Institute | McHenry County IL Lake In The Hills The Japanese Culture Institute is a nonprofit corporation established in McHenry County, IL as an educational center for the study of Japanese culture. http://www.japanesecultureinstitute.org/

Home Mission Programs People ... Contact Welcome to the Japanese Culture Institute The Japanese Culture Institute is a non-profit corporation established in McHenry County, Illinois as an educational center for the study of Japanese culture. Our purpose is to foster mutual understanding and facilitate the exchange of information about Japanese culture with the community-at-large through a wide range of exciting programs, including classes, publications, lectures, retreats, youth training, and other educational activities. The Institute also works to build a spirit of cooperation and harmony among people of different cultures by coordinating events and programs with other organizations. We offer classes in traditional studies such as tea ceremony, calligraphy, martial arts such as Aikido and Iaido, as well as Japanese language classes and Zen meditation studies. Our programs include the study of various aspects of Japanese culture, including contemplative practices, mind-body disciplines and cultural arts that develop the human being and serve as paths of self-realization. Japanese Culture Institute 9225 Trinity Drive, Unit E

56. Folk Beliefs In Modern Japan: Table Of Contents E-text of the book edited by Inoue Nobutaka, Institute for Japanese Culture and Classics, Kokugakuin University. http://www.kokugakuin.ac.jp/ijcc/wp/cpjr/folkbeliefs/

Folk Beliefs in Modern Japan Contemporary Papers on Japanese Religion INOUE Nobutaka, General Editor ASHIDA Norman HAVENS IKEGAMI Yoshimasa INOUE Nobutaka ISHII Kenji KAWAMURA Kunimitsu Translated by Norman Havens Originally published in 1994 by the Institute for Japanese Culture and Classics, Kokugakuin University. (ISBN4-905853-02-8) Table of Contents Preface by INOUE Nobutaka Introduction by INOUE Nobutaka Local Newspaper Coverage of Folk Shamans in Aomori Prefecture by IKEGAMI Yoshimasa The Life of a Shamanness: Scenes from the Shamanism of Northeastern Japan by KAWAMURA Kunimitsu Annual Events and the Transformation of Japanese Religious Life by ISHII Kenji Wayside Shrines at Urban Train Stations: Religion at the Crossroads by The Festival and Religion Boom: Irony of the "Age of the Heart" by The Changing Face of Japanese Folk Beliefs by Norman HAVENS $Date: 1999/03/09 02:00:30 $ Institute for Japanese Culture and Classics Kokugakuin University

57. Japan Travel Guide Hotel & Tourist Information :: Japan Visitor Find information on Japanese culture Japan culture including accommodation, Japanese anime, Japan facts, Japanese food, shrines, sport, technology, temples, festivals http://www.japanvisitor.com/index.php?cID=359&pID=0&cName=Japanese Cultu

58. Astronomy In Japan Historical and modern Japanese astronomy, and its place in Japanese culture http://www2.gol.com/users/stever/jastro.html

Welcome to the Astronomy in Japan Home Page Japanese Starlore and Astronomical History Astronomy Activities and Articles of Human Interest Astronomy Sites in Japan with Pages in English Sites of Interest in History of Astronomy and Cultural Astronomy ... 何故このホ?[ムペ?[ジは英語のみで?曹ｩれているのですか?H (In Japanese) Last Updated October, 2010 Japanese Starlore and Astronomical History Return to Top Akemashite Omedetou Gozaimasu! The Sun, the Moon, and Happy New Year in Japan (Revised January 2010) Get Out Ogre! Come In Happiness! Setsubun in Japan; A Lunar "New Years' Eve" (Revised January 2010) Tani Jinzan and A Leonid Conflagration Earthly and Celestial Events "Meet" in Tokugawa Japan Orihime, Kengyuu, and Tanabata Japanese Traditions and Values Reflected in a Summer Festival Based on an Ancient Chinese Star Legend Images of Tanabata 2000 Yowatashi Boshi Passing the Winter Nights with Japanese Star Lore of Orion Takamatsu Zuka Kofun An Ancient View of the Sky from a Tomb in Asuka, Japan Controversy Continues (Supplement added April 3, 1997) Kitora Kofun A Detailed Astronomical Star Chart in an Ancient Japanese Tomb (Revised September 2002) Aligning Earth and Sky Ancient Astronomy in the Kinki Area of Japan (Material Added September, 2002)

59. Japanese Culture - Japan Culture Guide Japanese culture Japan culture guide. Are you interested in Japanese culture? Here is a collection of articles about Japanese culture and Japanese traditions. http://gojapan.about.com/cs/articlesbytopic/a/articleculture.htm

zWASL=1;zGRH=1 zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') zDO=0 Home Travel Japan Travel Japan Travel Search Japan Travel Plan Your Trip What to Do Japanese Culture ... Share w(x2+zWl+'?p=1" zT="18/1[N" rel="nofollow">Print') Free Japan Travel Newsletter! Sign Up Discuss in my Forum By Shizuko Mishima , About.com Guide See More About: japanese culture japanese festivals geisha Japanese Wedding Kimono Photo (c) Shizuko Mishima zSB(3,3) Are you interested in Japanese culture? Here is a collection of articles about Japanese culture and Japanese traditions. Learn about Japan and Japanese culture Japanese Culture: Kabuki Theater - where to go to see kabuki performances in Japan. Japanese Culture: Geisha Women - who are geisha? Japanese Culture: Hanami (Cherry Blossom Viewing) - what do Japanese people do for hanami? Japanese Culture: Kimono Japanese Culture: Sumo - where and when to see sumo. Japanese Culture: Japanese Wedding Japanese Culture: Onsen (hot springs) - lists great onsen in Japan. Japanese Culture: Ryokan (Japanese inns) Japanese Culture: Japanese Tattoo - tattoo images and tattoo shops. Japanese Culture: Samurai Japanese Culture: Japanese Garden - lists great Japanese gardens to visit.

60. Sushi And Tofu Provides Japanese culture, news, and restaurant information. Also includes events, features, culture, here and there, leisure, travel, and business. http://www.sushiandtofu.com/

New Sushi and Sake is coming soon!!! Home About Us Archives Recipes Archives Japanese TV Schedule Food Handler Class Announcements/Events Talk Back COVER STORY Sushi Special Sushi restaurant in south bay area SPECIAL REPORT 30th Anniversary Gala Celebration EDUCATION Living Treasure Jet Alumni Association Let's Learn Japanese ENTERTAINMENT Event Calendar Cherry Blossom Festival May is for Moms, Movies and More Children's Day Celebration JRA's visit Keiro Sake not Attractive Recipe Corner WHAT'S NEW options SAKE All Japan News 244 S. San Pedro St., #202 Los Angeles, CA 90012 Tel:(213) 680-0011 Fax:(213) 680-0024 mail@sushiandtofu.com

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