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History Of The Samurai And Bodyguard Training That Became Jujutsu.

29th September 2009
Unarmed fighting forms have be a part of Japanese culture for many centuries. Unarmed combat is mentioned in the earliest Japanese historical records. The Japanese fighting systems we know today have their origins found in ancient Japanese battlefield com... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Dealing with anxiety before it turns to violence

22nd September 2009
Coping with anxiety is something that most people have probably dealt with at some point in their lives. Being nervous and twitchy about something is a natural reaction, particularly in a world of lawsuits, divorce papers, terrorist threats, and Orwellian... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

An Overview of the Samurai

22nd September 2009
Given their noble role in most Hollywood movies, you might be surprised to find the discussion of the Samurai is a somewhat controversial area, particularly as to how the Samurai actually acted. An Overview of the Samurai One of the most interestin... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Great Gift Ideas For The Anime Fan

22nd September 2009
Whether you need a gift for Christmas, a birthday or other occasion, anime fans can be hard to buy for, especially if you know little about the world known as "anime". First, let me explain a little about anime. Anime is a type of animation that started... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Coral Calcium : Promoting Life's Healing Properties

18th September 2009
Coral calcium is the most highly dissolvable and easily assimilated forms of calcium (long know to be extremely important in bone health) naturally occurring in the realm of the planet. Long used by alternative and holistic healthcare professionals and pr... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

All About Anime, Manga, And Western Animation

17th September 2009
The word anime is almost synonymous with Japanese culture, where it is as much a part of society as the newspaper or magazine. Most anime are actually derived from their manga (comic) counterparts, and the word is basically an abbreviation of animation, ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Karaoke Clubs: What To Expect From A First Time Visit And Rules Of Respect You Should Follow

16th September 2009
It is very important to check out a karaoke club before you decide that's the place to go for a work evening out, or stage a hen party. Check online via a search engine and see if there are reviews on-line, you can see what other people thought and see w... Read >
Author: Felicity Lightbody

Becoming a More Effective Manager?

18th August 2009
Becoming a More Effective Manager? Upon hearing the word “karate,” people often think of the physical aspects of this martial art. The kicks, punches, and other seemingly impossible moves of karate masters are just the surface of what is truly a ma... Read >
Author: amitt22

Japanese tattoo art

10th August 2009
Japanese tattoo art has a lot of names - irezumi and horimono in the Japanese language. Irezumi is the word meant for the basic visible ink covering huge parts of the body like the back. Japanese tattoo art has a extremely extensive tradition. Since t... Read >
Author: Gordy Boy

Find Local and International Pen Pals on the Internet

05th August 2009
The research of the penpals on line became a phenomenon in last years. In particular, when you seek the Japanese pen pals, you can find them to learn more about their culture. The primary reason which the Japanese culture is interested with university stu... Read >
Author: Jenny Rogers

A unique taste of Sushi

04th August 2009
All variety of food has delighted different taste, of diverse people. The food is one of the surviving elements for all living beings on earth. To eat the best food around the world is something interesting where you have to make a little effort and spend... Read >
Author: JessicaThomson

Synopsis on Tattoo Neon Signs

31st July 2009
Many people are fond of tattoos though there are a few who view them differently. Historically speaking, tattooing goes back thousands of years and people sported these body markings, with a variety of designs. Tattoos have been the rage with many people ... Read >
Author: Sharon Samraj

Three Reasons Not to Get Married

24th July 2009
It was just one book containing one word; konkatsu. When the tome was first published in 2007 nobody really thought much about it. To this day it has only sold one hundred and seventy thousand copies; a solid number to be sure but hardly in the same leagu... Read >
Author: Daryl Campbell

Anime Has A Common Visual Style

29th May 2009
Anime is the latest buzzword all over the United States. This term is derived from the Japanese word used for depicting animation and the world outside Japan uses it to refer to any work of animation from Japan. This animation has illustrations that have ... Read >
Author: Ben Pate

Japanese project management

18th May 2009
Japanese project management reflects the Japanese culture of “honour.” A reputation for high quality buildings is present throughout the industry. The Japanese have developed mass production, standardisation and simplification. There are six main cont... Read >
Author: K. Phillips

Examination of One's Culture Is the Key to Successful Weight Loss

14th May 2009
It is widely reported that the Japanese are the most long lived community in the world. 2006 statistics published by the Japanese Government pointed to the fact that there were 1.15 Million People living in Japan aged over 90 years, 29,000 of whom were o... Read >
Author: Roseanna Leaton

Japanese Customs - How to Act Japanese

27th April 2009
Do you want to go on an electronics shopping spree while eating all the sushi you've always dreamed of? If so, a trip to Japan is in order. Before you pack your bags, though, make sure you take some time to learn the basic Japanese customs first, so you c... Read >
Author: Isabella Olsen

Tea ceremony in Japan

27th March 2009
Green tea is an integral part of the Japanese culture. It is used in the tea ceremony, which is an elaborate ritual that has been traditionally followed for ages in Japan. In Japan, tea drinking is a formal, rule-bound yet relaxing activity. This ritual w... Read >
Author: devk

Watch Anime Free! -

22nd March 2009
Did you know? You can Watch Anime Free online. Well, if you didn’t, you do now! Millions of people all around the world love Anime. For many, it needs no definition or distinction. But plenty of people are discovering it, for the first time, every ... Read >
Author: Jacqui Q

Watch Anime Free! -

22nd March 2009
Did you know? You can Watch Anime Free online. Well, if you didn’t, you do now! Millions of people all around the world love Anime. For many, it needs no definition or distinction. But plenty of people are discovering it, for the first time, every ... Read >
Author: Avi Solutions

Cherry Blossom tattoos are symbolizing the women’s beauty and sexuality

10th March 2009
Cherry blossom tattoos are one of the world’s most famous body art tattoos. Delicate and feminine, Cherry blossom tattoos are very popular tattoo designs amongst young girls and women. It is seen as an ultimate symbol of beauty and grace. Cherry Blo... Read >
Author: beautytipshub

Japanese Tattoo History

09th March 2009
www.Tribal-Tattoo.co.uk Japanese Tattoo History, Irezumi, Horimono, Ukiyo-e and Meji (Government) - What did you want to know about? Commonly known as Irezumi or Horimono Japanese tattoos have a rich history full of meaning and communications, eve... Read >
Author: Force2uk

Yahoo Japan Is Huge In More Ways Than One

23rd February 2009
Yahoo is a name that most individuals know very well. Most of us know just how big the Yahoo website is in the United States, but how about in other parts of the world? Yahoo Japan is huge in more ways than one. It is an ever growing popular website a... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON

A Few Reasons Why You Must Spend Time in Japan

18th February 2009
Traveling through Asia is an experience traveler or college student should embark on at least once in their lifetime. When you travel to Asia through a semester abroad in China program or a vacation to the beaches of Southeast Asia, you'll quickly notice ... Read >
Author: Anne Harvester

Tokyo Has Grown In Size And Culture

18th February 2009
Tokyo was not always the huge metropolis that it is today. It was originally a fishing village and went by the name of Edo. However, this once small fishing village did not remain small for a long period of time. In the year 1603, Edo became a Japanese go... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON

Is It Easy To Learn The Language of Japanese?

18th February 2009
One of the hardest things about learning the language of Japanese may possibly be trying to learn the different dialects. Individuals may think that from what they have heard of the language that it would just be too difficult to learn. While any language... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON

Japan: The decline of whaling

17th February 2009
Travel Japan from Okinawa to Hokkaido, talking with Japanese, and the same subjects will surface again and again: the variety in Japanese cuisine, your opinion of Japan, how small Japan is, and the best way to learn English. The list goes on, but eating w... Read >
Author: Tom Aaron

Is It Hard To Adapt To Living In Japan?

09th February 2009
The idea of moving to Japan for school or for work has become extremely popular in recent times. The country offers many great opportunities for people who are not native to the country. The thrill of learning a new culture is another reason why living in... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON

Are You Interested To Speak In Japanese?

02nd February 2009
Many people would love to be able to speak at lease some words in Japanese; however, many feel that the language is just far too difficult to understand. Yet others feel that the Japanese language is an easy one to understand. This can actually depend on ... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON

Gordon Ramsay with the Boys In Hells Kitchen Part 2

31st January 2009
Ding, Ding - Thanks to our sponsors for those kind words, also brought to you by http://www.fox.com/hellskitchen/ Now back to ringside for the introductions - and it is back the blue corner - the second half of the All Boy team - Starting with; J (yes ... Read >
Author: Polar Bear

Gordon Ramsay with the Boys In Hells Kitchen Part 2

31st January 2009
Ding, Ding - Thanks to our sponsors for those kind words, also brought to you by http://www.fox.com/hellskitchen/ Now back to ringside for the introductions - and it is back the blue corner - the second half of the All Boy team - Starting with; J (yes ... Read >
Author: Polar Bear

Becoming a More Effective Manager

31st January 2009
Upon hearing the word “karate,” people often think of the physical aspects of this martial art. The kicks, punches, and other seemingly impossible moves of karate masters are just the surface of what is truly a martial art steeped in philosophy. For a... Read >
Author: Roberto Salazar

Karate Then and Now

31st January 2009
Upon hearing the word “karate,” people often think of the physical aspects of this martial art. The kicks, punches, and other seemingly impossible moves of karate masters are just the surface of what is truly a martial art steeped in philosophy. For a... Read >
Author: John Michael Bautista

Cuisine In Japan Holds True To Their Tradition

31st January 2009
Many facets of the culture of Japan have changed drastically over the years, one of them being the cuisine in Japan. Modern Japanese cuisine contains influences from both the traditional culture of Japan and other civilizations from around the world. ... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON

The Chinese Japanese Relations Have Evolved

30th January 2009
There has been a long Chinese Japanese historical relationship. China has been very influential throughout history regarding Japanese culture. Once the relationship began, the Japanese people learned many customs from China, including their different arch... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON

Knowing the Rich Japanese Culture

01st December 2008
The Japanese culture has developed over the years. From the ancient and classical Japan, to the birth of the samurais, and now a modern Japanese culture came to exist. Of course, many neighboring countries influenced it and it has played a great role in s... Read >
Author: centraljapan11@gmail.com

Tea for two and two for tea

01st December 2008
Tea is one of the world's most important drinks, and is certainly one of the UK's greatest cultural icons. After all, what could be more quintessentially British that afternoon or high tea? Or of sitting down to a cup of tea and a slice of cake? Although ... Read >
Author: John Smith

Ask the Ancestors

24th November 2008
I was recently talking to a friend and she asked if I knew anything about Acai berries, with it being so hyped up right now. My response to her was that I was familiar with it and this new rage sweeping health nuts; but that I don’t give much credit un... Read >
Author: Foodie711

Halloween Costumes for School

21st November 2008
Halloween is a festival when many people like to dress up in scary costumes in order to look creepy. But you have no idea what a strong desire children have to wear Halloween costumes on this day. They do like to look scary and frighten each other. But an... Read >
Author: TravisOl

You Can Discover Your Past Life In Minutes!

20th November 2008
If your like me and many others, the thought of discovering your past life is really intriguing. Can you think of anything more exciting than finding out who you were in a past life and what sort of life you lived? The answers to many questions in this li... Read >
Author: Rin

History Of Bonsai

14th October 2008
The first ever appearance of the Bonsai plant was in China. A thousand years ago, the practice of growing specimen tree inside pots started. These were referred to as 'pun-sai'. These plants had rugged foliage and the trunks were often mistaken as animals... Read >
Author: Jess Shaw

Tea for two and two for tea

14th October 2008
Tea is one of the world's most important drinks, and is certainly one of the UK's greatest cultural icons. After all, what could be more quintessentially British that afternoon or high tea? Or of sitting down to a cup of tea and a slice of cake? Althoug... Read >
Author: Johnasmith

Getting the luxury dreamhouse you desire

07th October 2008
Getting the luxury dream house you desire will take you a lot of time and effort. In fact, there are many things that you need to consider and look into before coming to a decision. Different types of houses offer different advantages, hence making the id... Read >
Author: Roger Meyer

Ways to Teach English in Japan

22nd September 2008
There are a few ways to obtain a job teaching English in Japan, however most ESL (English as a Second Language) and EFL (English as a Foreign Language) teachers find employment in one of the following ways: English Schools Japan is home to hundreds ... Read >
Author: K. Ramsey

Getting The Luxury Dream House You Desire

26th August 2008
Getting the luxury dream house you desire will take you a lot of time and effort. In fact, there are many things that you need to consider and look into before coming to a decision. Different types of houses offer different advantages, hence making the id... Read >
Author: Larry Sheares

Black Kitchen Appliances - Sleek, Sophisticated, Serious

13th August 2008
Black is the new black in the kitchen fashion world. In many cultures, the colour black is symbol of authority and modesty and is a sign of due respect. In Japanese culture, black is a symbol of nobility, age and experience and a black belt is a mark of a... Read >
Author: braegheneffe

Overview of the Bonsai Tree

22nd July 2008
In Chinese bonsai means potted plant and is the art of miniaturization of trees by actually growing them in trees. Cultivation of the Bonsai includes techniques for growing, watering and shaping these trees and this art originated in China during the Han ... Read >
Author: Ling Tong

CULTURAL CONSIDERATIONS IN A RENOVATION

21st July 2008
Professional remodelers help families renovate their homes to address functionality, style and cultural interests. Des Plaines, Illinois, July 8, 2008—Home means different things to different people, and how you approach your living space is as... Read >
Author: NARI

The Evolution of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu

15th July 2008
By Damian Ross and William Pehush of The Self Defense Company Over a half a century ago Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ) came into being. It appeared on the grand stage in the early 1990’s hen the Gracie family introduced it to the world. Brazilian Jiu Jits... Read >
Author: Damian Ross

Get a Taste of Tokyo’s Museums

15th July 2008
If you want to plan a holiday to one of the world’s most vibrant and lively cities, then you won’t go far wrong by booking a flight to Tokyo. Whatever your idea of a great holiday is, you are sure to have a fantastic time in this city, simply becau... Read >
Author: pmcindoe

Tsuba and its powers

09th June 2008
One of the greatest cultures this planet has ever enjoyed can be found on the island of Japan. A tumultuous history filled with oppression and various events has led the people on this relatively small island to develop a unique culture. One the best ... Read >
Author: Kassia Macy

Looking at the History of Tea

25th May 2008
Tea has had a very rich history. It has been around for more than five thousand years. During this time it has influenced various cultures, world leaders and even a couple of wars. Tea is thought to be more than a favorite beverage. It is thought to have ... Read >
Author: stevy

Looking at green tea

23rd May 2008
Green teas have always been popular, especially in the Japanese cultures but have made their impact in the western world as well. Green tea has been used in many aspects in the last few years not only as a well brewed beverage but also added to supplement... Read >
Author: stevy

Zen and the Art of Japanese Garden Design

08th May 2008
The Japanese garden is an integral part of the Japanese culture, and gardening is seen as an activity to achieve not only a beautiful garden but also to achieve a feeling of peace and harmony. This may be the only calming aspect that a person has in their... Read >
Author: Hans Dekker

Why people learn martial arts

03rd May 2008
INTRODUCTION There are many reasons why a person might decide to turn up at your dojo and have a go at the martial arts, and it is important that we try and identify these in order to establish exactly what the potential student is looking for, and whe... Read >
Author: Jaimie Lee-Barron

Sushi: Ancient Food and Modern Art

11th April 2008
Sushi might conjure up images of raw fish, but not all sushi contains raw fish. The word sushi refers to "vinegared rice." Some varieties, such as the California Roll, contain only vegetables. Others do contain fish, but the fish has been smoked or coo... Read >
Author: Joseph H.

It Is Interesting To Learn About Pick-Up Schools In Japan

09th April 2008
Wonders never seize and when they do then the world has come to an end. The world today is in real fear of commitment. Commercial sex workers are becoming popular since the expectations are not much. The act of picking up women in Japan is referred to as ... Read >
Author: Francis K Githinji

Writing Your Online Dating Profile

07th April 2008
By Julian Cowie The key to succeeding with online dating is to write an excellent online profile. One that stands out, one that will give your prospective future partner, date, a reason to choose you over all the thousands of others. It can be hard for ... Read >
Author: Jools

Introduction to Ninjutsu

29th March 2008
Interview with ninja master Brian McCarthy 8th Dan [Adrian]: This is an exclusive pod cast from the websites of the BBD. On Remembrance Sunday, the final national seminar of the BBD in 2006 took place in Edinburgh. The leader of the BBD Brian McCarthy... Read >
Author: Andrew Thomas

Learn Japanese Quickly - It All Started At The Movies...

19th March 2008
My quest to learn how to speak Japanese began with the Anime movies, Spirited Away and Princess Mononoke, by the renowned Japanese director Hayao Miyazaki. These amazing movies were the catalyst that propelled my interest in the Japanese culture and henc... Read >
Author: Suz

A Coffee Table Book…ABOUT Coffee Tables!

29th February 2008
Think for a minute about how awkward life would be without a coffee table. Imagine yourself sitting in a living room, on a couch or a chair, gazing into the eyes of your fellow beverage consumer; the two of you, holding your cups of coffee or your mugs of... Read >
Author: Aimee Taylor

Japanese Style Window Treatments

06th February 2008
Going for that Japanese or Asian décor? Read on for suggestions on the right window treatments for your home. I have always been fascinated by Japanese culture and style and decided to put together the following suggestions. Today's decorating tre... Read >
Author: dbrooks

Hot Tubs in Spain - Cedar

28th January 2008
Hot Tubs and Hot Spring Spas have been used for a lot longer than people are generally aware of. The Romans clearly new that the beneficial effects of the water was helpful to their general well being. I say this as the Romans had very large public bathin... Read >

Holidays – Out & About in Tokyo

25th January 2008
Tokyo is a city bursting with contrasts, from its dazzling neon lights perched high on the sides of skyscrapers right down to its tranquil cherry blossom gardens dotted around the city, Tokyo is truly awe inspiring. With a population nearing 13 million... Read >
Author: Liam Gerken

The Magic of Kyoto

20th January 2008
Japan. The name evokes images of cherry blossoms and temples, of Samurai and Kimono clad Geisha. The contemporary Japan of today is a diverse conglomeration of history and tradition merging with a future that often struggles to understand itself. A countr... Read >
Author: Jim Sherard

How to Download Anime Movies

19th January 2008
Ever wondered how to download anime movies? If you are a great fan of Japanese culture and for that matter, a fanatic of cartoons like Naruto, Genesis Evangelion, Sailor Moon and Bleach, you would love to be able to download anime movies without paying mu... Read >
Author: Davion Wong

Not All Of The Anime Style Animations Are In Fact Animes

16th January 2008
The world of entertainment is vast and varied. In this world you will find many different styles ranging from live action entertainment to that of animated figures. These animated figures can be divided into two segments. The traditional cartoon hand draw... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu

Overview of Zen Gardens

14th January 2008
The Japanese Zen gardens or Karesansui are some of the most beautiful and exotic gardens. The story of Zen Gardens goes back into the misty beginnings of Japanese culture. The Zen garden is also known as a Japanese rock garden or a Karesansui. These ga... Read >
Author: Aazdak Alisimo

Dealing with anxiety before it turns to violence

15th August 2007
Coping with anxiety is something that most people have probably dealt with at some point in their lives. Being nervous and twitchy about something is a natural reaction, particularly in a world of lawsuits, divorce papers, terrorist threats, and Orwellian... Read >
Author: Alex Ellorde

From Pandemonium to Peacefulness: Welcome to Tokyo!

05th June 2007
In Japan’s capital, it would appear that there is a perfect blend of opposites. In one direction you would find the peaceful, carefully maintained landscapes of Hamarikyu Garden and in the other, the chaotic and frenzied atmosphere of the Tsukiji Fish M... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan

Why Bamboo Blinds Can Slash Your Window Covering Bill!

05th April 2007
If you are about to renovate a room or several rooms in your home and are not sure what to do about your window coverings then consider using bamboo blinds. These versatile coverings have the ability to transform and accentuate any area offering plenty... Read >
Author: Dean Caporella

Doing Business in Japan

19th February 2007
Japan is well known internationally for its engineering pre-eminence, especially in high quality electronic products. Many companies from western countries send their representatives to learn the stringent quality control systems that Japanese companies h... Read >
Author: Jefferson

Edo Style Furnishings

27th December 2006
When considering furnishings for your home or office, you want to focus on a particular style. Edo style furnishings are a take it or leave it taste and here is a guide. Edo Style Furnishings Edo style furnishings get their name from a period of cl... Read >
Author: Stephan Teak

A Guide to Edo Furnishings

20th December 2006
As soon as you start looking into purchasing furniture, you are going to be confronted with a lot of different categories. In this article, we take a look at Edo furnishings. A Guide to Edo Furnishings Edo furnishings gets their name from a period o... Read >
Author: Stephan Teak

The Beauty of a Japanese Garden

05th December 2006
Have you ever seen a Japanese Garden before? The first thing that would probably come into your mind when you hear about these gardens are bonsai trees. This Japanese art of making miniature trees has recently become popular. You might also associate thes... Read >
Author: Morgan Hamilton

Hasselt Tourist Information

31st August 2006
General summary of the city Hasselt is the capital city of the province of Limburg. Though it may not have the charm of other cities in Belgium, it has a hospitable aura to it. The affable town with a population of about 77,000 people is reputed for its ... Read >
Author: Meredith Booney

An Overview of the Samurai

22nd July 2006
Given their noble role in most Hollywood movies, you might be surprised to find the discussion of the Samurai is a somewhat controversial area, particularly as to how the Samurai actually acted. An Overview of the Samurai One of the most interestin... Read >
Author: Richard Monk

The medieval Japanese prose

07th July 2006
The medieval Japanese prose Tale of Heike and tale of Genjii are the works that have a high historical value. They give the true picture of life in medieval Japan and cover the main aspects of life of Japanese society of that period. These works have been... Read >
Author: LLoyd Johns

Sandals and Traditional Japanese Sandals

23rd June 2006
Before the shoeswere sandals. But in some regions, the shoes were first devised rather than the more comfortable and light sandals. Throughout the world, there are artifacts and strong evidences that sandals had been existing since human first inhabited ... Read >
Author: blog maintenance

HENTAI GAMES - INTRODUCTION

10th May 2006
Hentai games are a form of artistic pornography in Japan that give free play to fantasy and imagination. It involves themes and aspects that are difficult to portray in other forms of representation. The word "hentai" means "pervert" in Japanese. The use... Read >
Author: tima ashar

Writing Japanese: What is Kanji, Hiragana and Katakana

20th April 2006
The Japanese language is so fascinating. The tonal qualities of the language is quite unique and the inherent politeness of the Japanese people is translated well into its language which is in turns elegant and stylish and drips with respect. Japanese ... Read >
Author: Philip Nicosia

Immerse Yourself in the Japanese Language

09th February 2006
Japanese is a language spoken by more than 120 million people worldwide in countries including Japan, Brazil, Guam, Taiwan, and on the American island of Hawaii. Japanese is a language comprised of characters completely different from the western alphabet... Read >
Author: John Davison

What makes Japanese girls so attractive and why do Japanese girls like Western men ?

06th October 2005
What makes Japanese girls so attractive ? Japanese girls have many qualities ensuring that they are constantly in demand. Japanese girls are typically very attractive physically - very feminine, petite and slender with delicate features and innate grac... Read >
Author: Dao Jones

Cincinnati Karaoke

04th October 2005
Cincinnati, like most cities these days, has a multitude of Karaoke bars to choose from on any given night. If you are ever out on a Friday night, you might want to try the Pirates Den on Anderson Ferry Rd. in Western Hills, where Cincinnati Karaoke host ... Read >
Author: Robin Saint James