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Japan Tourism in Wakayama: Koyasan, Kukai and Shingon Buddhism Olivier LeCourt and Hiroshi Saito Modern Tokyo Times Koyasan is located in Wakayama Prefecture and the stunning nature throughout the year is extremely beautiful. The rich legacy of culture and religion is still alive and Mount Koya provides amazing views. Therefore, you can understand why Kukai [...]
March 8th, 2013 | Filed under Culture,Customs,Gardens,Japan,Kansai,Latest Articles,Lifestyle,Tourism,Tourism,World | Read More »

Japan Tourism in Wakayama: Kumano Kodo, Koyasan, Shirahama and Kii Peninsula James Jomo and Hiroshi Saito Modern Tokyo Times Wakayama prefecture in Japan is blessed with many amazing places to visit and the richness of culture and history can be felt throughout this lovely region. This notably applies to Wakayama Castle, Koyasan, Kumano Kodo pilgrimage [...]
March 3rd, 2013 | Filed under Culture,Customs,Gardens,Japan,Kansai,Latest Articles,Lifestyle,Tourism,World | Read More »

Japan Tourism and Negoro-ji: Amazing Buddhist Temples in Stunning Wakayama Walter Sebastian and Lee Jay Walker Modern Tokyo Times Wakayama prefecture is a perfect place to visit for tourists who adore culture, architecture, the richness of Buddhism, the indigenous faith of Shintoism, stunning beaches, an amazing castle, and because of multiple other factors. Also, the [...]
February 10th, 2013 | Filed under Culture,Japan,Kansai,Latest Articles,Lifestyle,Tourism,Tourism,Traveling,World | Read More »

Japanese Art and Culture: Impact of Oda Nobunaga and Rich Art of Kano Eitoku Lee Jay Walker Modern Tokyo Times In modern Japan the importance of Oda Nobunaga (1534-1582) and his legacy remains extremely strong even today. After all, he laid the foundation stone for the future centralized Japan despite certain limitations during the Tokugawa [...]
January 16th, 2013 | Filed under Art,Art,Culture,Customs,Japan,Kansai,Latest Articles,Lifestyle,World | Read More »

Japanese Folklore and Art: Kyosai and the World of the Tengu Lee Jay Walker Modern Tokyo Times The Japanese artist Kawanabe Kyosai is extremely fascinating because of his individualistic spirit and this is witnessed in his art. Kyosai, just like the mysterious Tengu, belonged to two worlds and this applies to the old Edo period [...]
January 8th, 2013 | Filed under Art,Art,Culture,Japan,Latest Articles,Lifestyle,World | Read More »

Women and the Floating World By toshidama I guess it is to be both anticipated and regretted that the women of Japan who were once the great writers and poets and priestesses, not to say robbers and warriors of their culture, should have been reduced by the middle of the nineteenth century to the status of ornament [...]
December 27th, 2012 | Filed under Latest Articles,World | Read More »

Shingon Buddhism and Kukai: Natural Beauty of Mount Koya and Spirituality Olivier Lecourt and Tomoko Hara Modern Tokyo Times Kukai (774-835) who became known as Kobo Daishi established a lasting legacy because this religious leader believed in a unique form of Buddhism. According to Kukai an individual could attain enlightenment in one lifetime and this was [...]
December 26th, 2012 | Filed under Culture,Customs,Japan,Kansai,Latest Articles,Lifestyle,Tourism,Tourism,World | Read More »

“Paris Syndrome” – Culture Clashes From East to West By toshidama The BBC has reported on a serious issue that affects Japanese when travelling to Europe – so called ‘Paris Syndrome’. Being careful here not ruffle anyone’s feathers, this manifests itself as an antipathy between East and West – something that has been apparent since the mid-nineteenth century. [...]
December 12th, 2012 | Filed under Art,Art,Culture,Europe,Japan,Latest Articles,Lifestyle,World | Read More »

Influence of China on Japanese art and culture: Ike No Taiga Lee Jay Walker Modern Tokyo Times Japanese art is very distinctive and contrasts greatly with classical European art and clearly religious differences, environmental factors, distance, limited social interaction between both poles and other important factors is behind this. Ike No Taiga exemplifies the vast [...]
September 25th, 2012 | Filed under Art,Art,Asia,China,Culture,Customs,Japan,Kansai,Kyoto,Latest Articles,Lifestyle,Osaka,World | Read More »

Japan tourism and Negoro-ji in Wakayama: Amazing Buddhist temples and history Walter Sebastian and Jay Doggett Modern Tokyo Times Japan is blessed with amazing nature and the historical and cultural reality of this unique nation means that you have so many stunning places to visit. Wakayama prefecture is located in the Kansai region and throughout this [...]
September 22nd, 2012 | Filed under Culture,Customs,Gardens,Japan,Kansai,Latest Articles,Lifestyle,Tourism,Tourism,Traveling,World | Read More »

Japan tourism and Koyasan in Wakayama: Kukai, stunning scenery and Shingon Buddhism Olivier LeCourt and Lee Jay Walker Modern Tokyo Times Wakayama prefecture in Japan is blessed with stunning scenery throughout this adorable part of Japan. Equally important is the power of history, religion and culture in Wakayama because you have many national and regional treasures [...]
August 31st, 2012 | Filed under Culture,Customs,Gardens,Japan,Kansai,Latest Articles,Tourism,Tourism,World | Read More »

Japan tourism and culture: Hakone Jinja, historical treasure museum and Mount Fuji James Jomo and Lee Jay Walker Modern Tokyo Times Hakone is a very popular tourist destination because you have so many places to visit and the views of Mount Fuji in certain locations are extremely stunning. Throughout Hakone you have many museums and [...]
February 29th, 2012 | Filed under Culture,Customs,Japan,Latest Articles,Tokyo,Tourism,Tourism,Traveling,World | Read More »