Japan is an island country located on the east coast of Asia. It is known for its unique culture, rich history, modern technological achievements and beautiful landscapes.
Coloring pages Japan
Symbols of the holiday in Japan
Koi-nobori consists of black koi-nobori, symbolizing the father, and red, pink or orange, symbolizing the mother, blue, symbolizing the eldest son. If there are more sons in the family added....
Unusual outfit
It is very difficult or even impossible to put on a ceremonial kimono by yourself due to the number of pieces and the complicated system of arranging, holding, attaching and tying them....
Inverted girl with an umbrella
The image shows some Japanese lettering and a woman with her back turned and she is holding an umbrella. She is dressed in a kimono, which is traditional Japanese attire for women....
Traditional Japanese crafts
Japanese kokeshi dolls are small works of art. Each one is unique, special. Kokeshi produced all over Japan, according to regions have different shapes, decorated with different patterns....
Tokyo on the map of Japan
Tokyo is the capital of Japan, it is also the largest city in the country. Tokyo is known for its extremely busy public transportation. Shinjuku Station is the largest...
Smiling doll
Kokeshi have a straight body and a round head. They generally have a cylindrical body, traditionally painted red and black, but also green, purple, blue or...
Symbol of the Japanese holiday
Koi-nobori by their shape resemble sleeves-wind indicators used, for example, at airports. They are made of paper, plastic or cloth, with a carp painted on them....
Meditating Buddhist
There are several thousand Buddhist temples in Japan. Very often there are monasteries next to such a temple. In Buddhist temples...
Japanese brick castle
In the picture we see Edo Castles Ruins, and this is a historical site, a Japanese castle that was very popular. Now this...
Samurai with a sword
Initially samurai were called an entourage of Japanese dignitaries, only later warriors and knights, whose symbol became the daisho - a set of two...
A man with a katana
The most distinctive element of the samurai's outward appearance was the hairstyle. It was hair pinned up on the head, and its front was shaved....
Samurai warrior
Like knights in Europe, samurai had their ethos, or principles, by which to act. The most important principles were loyalty to...
Three dolls from Japan
Traditional Japanese Kokeshi dolls originate from the Tohoku region in northern Japan. Handcrafted wooden Kokeshi symbolize youthfulness and girly...
Wise samurai with flowers
Samurai were taught not only martial arts, but also other skills, such as reading, writing, calligraphy, literature, music, posi...
Sumo wrestler
Sumo is a sport originating in the Land of Cherry Blossom that is associated with powerful, obese athletes dressed only in skimpy...
A great mountain in Japan-Fuji
The sacred Mount Fuji is perhaps the most iconic and recognizable place in Japan. Its image can be found on postcards, paintings or...
Picturesque woman with a tree
The picture shows a woman dancing beautifully near a tree. Japan is famous for its cherry trees, which bloom beautifully and delight...
Armed warrior with a sword
Samurai were originally an entourage tasked with serving Japanese rulers. They are also the imperial guard. Above all, they are symbols of that,...
Portrait of an Asian woman
In Japan, as in any country, traditional costumes are worn, especially for major celebrations. In Japan, such attire...
Stronger wrestler throws weaker ones
The picture shows a strong sumo wrestler just throwing a weaker wrestler than him. Sumo is a traditional Japanese sport, it...
Samurai warrior
The symbol of the samurai position was the samurai sword katana and the short sword wakizashi, together forming a set called daishō. Wearing them was the right and duty of Japanese...
Fierce battle between sumo competitors
Sumo is a Japanese-derived wrestling activity in which one competitor tries to push another out of a circular ring marked by a line....
Japanese map outlines
Japan's landscape is dominated by mountains and highlands. Japan is an island country located on the east coast of Asia. It is situated on...
Contour map of Japan
Japan is an island country located on a narrow chain of islands in the western Pacific Ocean, off the eastern coast of Asia. Most of its surface area is...
A dollop of happiness
The Daruma doll is a Japanese symbol of happiness. The rather peculiar facial expression does not indicate anger, but great determination. This...
Japanese holiday
There are various holidays, birthdays, name days, Easter holidays. But in Japan, they have completely different holidays, which also have their...
Japanese toy sculpture
Do you know how much is three plus four? Very well, seven! That's how many colors you have to prepare to color this picture. This...
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- Geography: Japan consists of four main islands, Honsiu, Hokkaido, Kiusiu and Sikoku, and many smaller islands. Due to its location in the Pacific Ocean, it is subject to a variety of natural hazards such as earthquakes, tsunamis and cyclones.
- History: Japan has a long and rich history. It was influenced by Chinese culture for centuries, and developed its own unique traditions and customs. During World War II, the country was involved in global conflicts.
- Culture: Japanese culture is known for its respect for tradition, etiquette and harmony. Arts such as origami, bonsai, ikebana (the art of flower arranging) and the tea ceremony are part of the Japanese identity.
- Technology: Japan is a leader in high technology. It is known for producing high-quality electronics, automobiles, robots and other innovative products.
- Manga and anime: Japan is known worldwide for its production of manga (Japanese comics) and anime (animation). These art forms have become an integral part of youth culture around the world.
- Religions: Shintō and Buddhism are Japan's major religions. Shintō beliefs are closely linked to nature and ancestral spirits, while Buddhism influences many aspects of life and the arts.
- Catering: Japanese cuisine is held in high regard around the world. Sushi, sashimi, tempura, ramen and many other dishes are known for their unique taste and presentation.
- Cities: Japan has many famous cities, with Tokyo as the capital and the country's largest city. Other important cities include Osaka, Kyoto, Nagoya and Sapporo.
- Science and education: The education system in Japan is very demanding and places great emphasis on learning and discipline. Japanese universities are highly regarded internationally.
- The influence of Western culture: Over the past centuries, Japan has been exposed to Western culture, which has helped modernize the country and change some traditional practices.
trivia
- Islands and mountains: Japan consists of some 6,852 islands, only a few of which are internationally known. The country is also mountainous, with more than 73% of its land area being mountainous.
- Capsule hotels: Japan is known for its innovative hotel solutions, including capsule hotels, which offer small, one-bedroom sleeping chambers with basic amenities.
- Beverage vending machines: Beverage vending machines are common throughout Japan. In addition to typical beverages, you can find hot and cold drinks and even canned hot soup.
- Cats cafes: Cafes where you can spend time in the company of cats are popular in Japan. Called "neko kafe," they offer a relaxing time with furry friends.
- Sakura and hanami: Sakura, or Japanese cherry blossoms, are very important in Japanese culture. The practice of hanami is to watch the cherry trees bloom and have picnics with family and friends.
- Shinkansen trains: The Shinkansen, or Japanese high-speed trains, are known for their punctuality, speed and travel comfort.
- Japanese cuisine: Sushi is not the only signature dish of Japanese cuisine. There are many types of ramen, tempura, sukiyaki and other tasty dishes.
- High longevity rate: Japan has one of the highest longevity rates in the world. Okinawa is known to be home to a large number of centenarians and elderly, called "centenarians."
- Small apartments: In many Japanese cities, apartments are relatively small due to limited space. Interior designers are creating innovative and functional solutions for efficient use of space.
- Hachikō - the loyal dog: Hachikō is the story of the loyalty of a dog that for many years waited daily at the Shibuya train station for the return of his deceased owner. He was recognized as a symbol of loyalty and devotion.
