A Quiet Celebration: Mother’s Day Traditions in Japan
A Quiet Celebration: Mother’s Day Traditions in Japan There are many ways to say “thank you” to a mother.Sometimes it’s a hug.Other times, a warm meal.Or even a simple moment…
Konjac – A Hidden Gem in Japanese Cuisine
Konjac – A Hidden Gem in Japanese Cuisine We love introducing our guests to the unique ingredients of Japanese cuisine, especially those that are still unfamiliar to many in Australia….
What to Do on Rainy Days – Fun Indoors for the Whole Family
What to Do on Rainy Days – Fun Indoors for the Whole Family Rainy days during the holidays can feel like a bit of a letdown, especially when outdoor plans…
Autumn in Australia vs. Japan What’s Different? 🍁
Autumn in Australia vs. Japan What’s Different? 🍁 Autumn has arrived in Gold Coast! While we enjoy the cooler breeze and golden afternoons, have you ever wondered what autumn is…
Onigiri in 3 Simple Steps
Onigiri in 3 Simple StepsEasy, Fun, and Totally Plant-Based Onigiri, those delightful little rice balls, are one of Japan’s most beloved snacks, and they’re a lot easier to make than…
Japanese Words That Sound Like… Well, Sound! (Part 2)
Japanese Words That Sound Like… Well, Sound! (Part 2) In Part 1, (linkar o part 1) we explored sounds related to food and daily life. Now, let’s dive into even…
Why do the Japanese sit on the floor to eat?
Why do the Japanese sit on the floor to eat? Even today, many Japanese people prefer to sit on the floor for their meals, which might seem a bit unusual…
Japanese Words That Sound Like… Well, sound!
Japanese Words That Sound Like… Well, sound! Did you know that Japanese has a huge collection of words that mimic sounds? These words, called onomatopoeia, are used every day in…