TCJ Blog

In Japan, blood types are commonly brought up in conversations. A lot of people tend to categorize characteristics based on blood types, such as “A person with blood type A tends to be like…”. Today, we will explore why this belief is so popular. Read on to find out the reason!

Do you enjoy anime? While studying with textbooks is an effective and essential method for learning Japanese, when you start to feel tired, watching anime can offer a pleasant and enjoyable way to continue your studies. Today, we’ll explore three anime that are perfect for learning Japanese. Improve your Japanese skills while enjoying these must-watch shows!

Are you familiar with Japanese school events? Some of you may have encountered them through anime or manga. For most Japanese people, including myself, events such as Sports Day (undōkai) and School Festivals (bunkasai) are a natural part of school life. However, many of these events are quite unique to Japan and may not be found in schools elsewhere. In fact, they often surprise those unfamiliar with Japanese culture. In this article, we will take a closer look at some of the most distinctive school events in Japan.

The Chinese zodiac is the name of the 12 animal species used in the Japanese calendar. China, Korea, Vietnam, and other countries also have their own Chinese zodiac signs, but the animals that appear in them seem to be different from those in Japan. In this article, we will introduce the zodiac signs in Japan and their differences from the zodiac signs of other countries.

Spring, summer, fall, and winter—these four seasons in Japan are clearly distinct, making the country unique. Each season is deeply rooted in Japanese life, shaping its beautiful nature, culture, and traditions. Today, we explore a wide range of seasonal characteristics, including events, climate, flowers and landscapes that symbolize each season and can be enjoyed throughout the year.