Hove you had Seihan which is the rice cooked with red beans? Sekihan normelly served for celebration such as New Years, graduation, or promotion. This food reminds me of the first day of period because there is a custom of eating Sekihan to celebrate to have the first period.
Oshikatsu（推し活） is a Japanese term that refers to the practice of actively supporting and enjoying one’s favorite character, celebrity, or "oshi" (推し = someone you support or root for). It’s a combination of: * 推し (oshi): a person or character you support, often from idol groups, anime,
If you watch TV in Japan, you must have come across many Idols on TV. If you watch a music show, they sing, dance, and talk. If it's a comedy show, they talk about funny anecdotes or do silly games or just eating spicy food. Some people outside
This blog is a personal exploration of Japanese sexual culture—its complexities, contradictions, beauty, and discomforts. Sexuality in Japan is not easily defined. On one hand, it’s present everywhere: in pop culture, advertising, and daily language. On the other hand, it’s often hidden behind layers of politeness, taboo,