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Cara pakai Yukata


Berikut kami perkenalkan cara memakai yukata seperti yang diajarkan oleh Sensei Fujima Kanrei. Mari kita pelajari dengan seksama dasar cara ...

How To Metro


One of the greatest transportation system and the most complicated transportation is Tokyo Metro. Here we General instruction of How to use...

How to use Japanese Restroom


The biggest surprise for foreign travelers in Japan is the Japanese style restroom. It is unbelievably unique so that almost all travelers f...

How to dance BonOdori: Basic


Bon Odori is a dance performed in summer time in Japan. In Japanese religion, all the ancestors visit their descendants in the middle of Aug...

How to Dance BonOdori: Advanced


Bon Odori is a dance performed in summer time in Japan. In Japanese religion, all the ancestors visit their descendants in the middle of Aug...

How to Janken


Janken is the most common way to decide the winner in Japan. Use one hand and make 3 different shapes to decide the winner or loser. Great t...

How to take care Katana


How to take care Katana (刀の手入れの仕方). Katana is Japanese style sword. To keep it in great condition, you must take care of it constantly. Kata...

How to Visit Japanese Shrine


Don't get confused! Temple and Shrine are different. Here is how to go and visit to Japanese Shrine. Wash your hands and mouth. Take a wat...

How to Valentine


Japanese Valentine's day is very unique! From the end of January, you will see sales sign of Valentine’s day every where. You may wander wh...

How to Wear Yoroi


The most common type of armour worn by Samurai during the turbulent Sengoku period (1467-1603) was known as tosei gusoku (modern armour). In...

Cara pakai Yukata

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Berikut kami perkenalkan cara memakai yukata seperti yang diajarkan oleh Sensei Fujima Kanrei. Mari kita pelajari dengan seksama dasar cara pemakaiannya, hafalkan, lalu praktekkan dengan memakai yukata untuk menyambut festival musim panas.


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