Facts about Japan

Japan Population With a population of around 127 million people, Japan is the tenth most populated country of the world. The explosive gro...

Japan Music Traditional Japanese music is generally considered as calm and without any special beats. As against the westernized music, in J...

Amusing Crying Baby competition held in Japanese capital Tokyo Sumo wrestling students hold babies as they try to make them cry during the C...

Tokyo Japan Tokyo is the Capital and Largest City of Japan. Tokyo is one of the 47 Prefectures (sub-national divisions) but is always referr...

Traditional Dances in Japan In Japan, there are several forms of traditional dances but the most common forms are 'Bon Odori' and ...

NAPCO Ceramic NAPCO Ceramics from Japan were extremely prolific in the late 50s and early 60s. People all over the world loved NAPCO Ceramic...

Facts about Japan Japan, the Land of Rising Sun, lies in the Pacific Ocean. Japan is an Island Country with four major islands comprising ...

Made in Japan Made in Japan is a tag behind every product that one likes to buy. Such is the popularity of Made in Japan or Made from Japa...

Japan Celebrities Do you know that Japanese people keep a sort of photo book of their most favorite celebrities and fashion idols? Well, i...

Japan Art Apart from the world famous Japanese Ceramics and Potteries, Japan Art also encompasses a vast varieties of art styles including...

Unseen Japan When you talk of Unseen Japan, it might mean to imply the largest portal that has collection of tons of pictures and DVD of J...

Japan Religion In Japan, 99% of the population observe Buddhism or Shinto Religion. From the rest of the population, about 0.7% follow Chri...

Japanese Customs and Traditions Japan is one of the few countries where some of the traditions and customs are followed rigidly in order ...

Japanese men throw mikoshi (portable shrines) before carrying it into the sea during the Ohara Hadaka (naked) Festival on September 23, 2008...

Japan Fun Facts 1. In Japan a watermelon costs around 250 - 300 USD and a musk-melon costs around 100 USD. 2. If you want to buy a Coca-Cola...