japan country

 It is an island country located in East Asia which borders the Pacific Ocean, to the west with the Sea of ​​Japan, South Korea and to the north with the Ojostock Sea and to the south with Taiwan

sushi:  rice cooked and marinated with different ingredients but usually with fish or shellfish sashimi: fish carpaz ramen: it is a noodle soup that is accompanied by different ingredients but usually chicken yokitori: it is a skewer of any type of meat such as veal among many more gyoza: it is a steamed empana that is usually stuffed with chicken

  * One of their most striking customs is when they get home to take off their shoes and put on slippers since they consider that the house is quieter than the street and they want to be as comfortable as possible *sneezing in public is a very frowned upon act and very rude * Eating while walking in the street is very frowned upon since it is considered sacred food and that while you eat that will be your only concentration

 * Mount Koya: this is considered a sacred place since it was one of the first schools of Buddhism and this is located on a mountain in western Japan and is a very beautiful and pleasant place * Matsumoto castles located in the city of Matsumoto Japan is the oldest built structure in Japan whose construction dates back to 1504 and thousands of tourists go to it each year as they honor the longevity and survival of the nation of Japan * Gokayama: it is a village located in eastern Japan and was declared a national heritage by UNESCO due to its houses made of thatched roofs which are more than 300 years old

  In this blog we will see and know a little more about what Japan is and some things they do in this region

  * The first and most important is their clothing which is represented by the kimono and yukata, these are made of silk and are a bit expensive so they are used on special occasions * The tea ceremony is a ceremony in which the host must prepare the matcha green tea which must be prepared with great care and then serve it to the visitors * The Japanese garden is considered a sacred place in every Japanese house since it is full of symbolism and philosophy and for the owner it represents freedom or well that was believed more than 500 years ago and as they are not very beautiful places

* one of those is the celebration of the rebirth of the cherry trees this represents life in the form of flowers and announces the spring in Japan * Visits to Buddhist temples these are very common since all people tend to go at least 3 times a week to these temples in which they honor their ancestors and pray