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What is wellness tourism?
Definition (from the Global Wellness Institute)"A type of travel that aims for physical and mental health, as well as spiritual fulfillment."Health itself becomes the purpose of the trip and is at the center of the experience. Examples o... -
The Shonan Hiratsuka Tanabata Festival, one of the three major Tanabata festivals in Japan, will be held for three days starting tomorrow, the 4th (Friday)!
The Shonan Hiratsuka Tanabata Festival is considered one of the "Three Great Tanabata Festivals in Japan" alongside those in Sendai and Ichinomiya, and its splendor and history are truly magnificent. If you are visiting from overseas loo... -
I tried drawing a dragon with gold India ink,
Yesterday, I tried drawing a dragon on the theme of The Great Wave off Kanagawa from the Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji ukiyo-e, but I scrapped it because the impression I got was different from what I had in mind. This is it. However, w... -
Doko Discover is a website that introduces hidden gems to advanced travelers in Japan. KANJI TOKYO is featured.
🌏 What is Doko Discover? Doko Discover is an English-language guide and booking platform designed for international visitors to Japan, specializing in introducing undiscovered, off-the-beaten-path experiences and locations across the co... -
We have published a calligraphy class event by the last master, “MADARA” on ACTIVITY JAPAN.
KANJI TOKYO Launches “Calligraphy Art Full Course” — Create Scrolls and Original Goods with Master MADARA Hiratsuka, Chigasaki – Kanagawa Prefecture, JapanKura-Fort Inc. (CEO: Kohata Yoshinari) proudly announces the launch of a new cultu... -
Report after the KANJI TOKYO calligraphy activity
From April 26th, we held a calligraphy activity for guests from overseas. This time, we invited six people to the event. Using animations and videos, I explained to everyone about myself, the history of calligraphy, and the brush calligr... -
Goldfish and Japanese Culture
By MADARA, Japanese calligraphy ( " Shodo " in Japanese ) Artist of KANJI TOKYO 1. Introduction Hello! I’m MADARA, a Japanese calligraphy artist from KANJI TOKYO.Today, I painted a picture of a goldfish. I used the picture to make a desi... -
A must for foreigners who love Japan! Japanese T-shirts with goldfish designs are being made!
Hello, I am Japanese calligraphy artist MADARA. Today I painted with pigments for KANJI TOKYO's original 'Japanese T-shirts'. I am also a calligrapher, but I am basically a painter. I especially like watercolours and painting with pigmen... -
Deformed version of the Maneki-neko ( becoming cat ) , said to bring good luck.
Hello, I am MADARA, a Japanese calligraphy ( " Shodo " in Japanese ) artist from KANJI TOKYO. Today, I drew a picture of a Maneki-neko. I want to share the story of the wonders of Maneki-neko that happened in my house.In Japan, Maneki-ne... -
What is a Maneki-neko ( beckoning cat ) ? A Japanese symbol of good luck.
The Maneki-neko ( beckoning cat ) is a symbol of good luck and wealth in Japan. It is a famous good-luck charm that is believed to bring prosperity and happiness to businesses and homes. You can see Maneki-neko in many places, but not ma...
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