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- 年中行事標準 昭和の日とみどりの日Showa no hi to midori no hithe two late-April holidays that swapped names and dates
- 年中行事標準 松の内matsu no uchithe period New Year decorations stay up
- 年中行事標準 正月の遊びshogatsu no asobithe traditional games played at New Year
- 年中行事標準 精霊馬shoryo umathe cucumber horse and eggplant cow made for Obon
- 年中行事標準 天皇誕生日tenno tanjobithe Emperor's Birthday, a holiday whose date changes with the reign
- 年中行事標準 土用の丑の日doyo no ushithe day everyone eats eel
- 年中行事標準 冬至tojithe shortest day, with a yuzu bath and pumpkin
- 年中行事標準 冬至とゆず湯toji to yuzuyuthe winter solstice and citrus baths
- 年中行事標準 灯籠流しtoro nagashifloating lanterns for the dead
- 年中行事標準 酉の市tori no ichithe November rake market for good business
- 年中行事標準 二十四節気nijushi sekkithe twenty-four solar terms of the traditional calendar
- 年中行事標準 柏餅とちまきkashiwamochi and chimakithe two sweets eaten on Children's Day, east and west
- 年中行事標準 彼岸higanthe weeks around the equinoxes when families visit graves
- 年中行事標準 文化の日bunka no hiCulture Day, November 3rd
- 年中行事標準 門松kadomatsuthe pine and bamboo arrangement placed at the door for the New Year
- 年中行事標準 六曜rokuyothe six-day luck cycle on calendars
- 妖怪標準 かぐや姫Kaguya-himethe girl found in a bamboo stalk who returns to the moon
- 妖怪標準 だるまdarumathe round wish doll with no eyes
- 妖怪標準 河童kappariver spirits with a dish on the head
- 妖怪標準 怪談kaidanJapanese ghost stories
- 妖怪標準 狐と稲荷kitsune to Inariwhy shrines are guarded by foxes
- 妖怪標準 四十九日と霊shijukunichi to reiwhy the soul is thought to linger for forty-nine days before its fate is settled
- 妖怪標準 鶴と亀tsuru to kamesymbols of long life
- 妖怪標準 天狗tengulong-nosed mountain spirits
- 妖怪標準 破魔矢hamayathe arrow you buy at New Year
- 妖怪標準 妖怪yokaiJapanese supernatural creatures
- 妖怪標準 龍ryuthe East Asian dragon
- 食べもの標準 あんぱんanpanthe sweet bean bun that made bread Japanese
- 食べもの標準 ご当地グルメgotochi gurumelocal specialty foods, and the towns that market them
- 食べもの標準 さしすせそsashisusesothe order in which the five basic seasonings go into a Japanese dish
- 食べもの標準 ちゃんぽんchamponthe Nagasaki noodle dish invented for Chinese students
- 食べもの標準 もんじゃ焼きmonjayakithe runny Tokyo griddle dish you eat straight off the hotplate
- 食べもの標準 温泉卵onsen tamagothe egg cooked the other way around
- 食べもの標準 懐石料理kaiseki ryorithe formal multi-course meal, and the two different things called kaiseki
- 食べもの標準 甘酒amazakethe sweet rice drink, with and without alcohol
- 食べもの標準 魚を食べる文化sakana o taberu bunkahow much fish Japan eats, and how that is changing
- 食べもの標準 山菜ときのこsansai to kinokowild vegetables and mushrooms from the mountains
- 食べもの標準 出汁dashithe stock at the base of Japanese cooking
- 食べもの標準 焼酎shochua distilled Japanese spirit
- 食べもの標準 食品ロスshokuhin rosufood that could have been eaten but was thrown away
- 食べもの標準 石焼き芋ishiyakiimosweet potatoes roasted in hot stones, sold from a truck
- 食べもの標準 赤飯sekihanred rice steamed with azuki beans
- 食べもの標準 漬物tsukemonoJapanese pickles served alongside rice
- 食べもの標準 南蛮菓子nanban-gashithe sweets the Portuguese brought in the 1500s
- 食べもの標準 日本のウイスキーnihon no uisukihow Japan started making whisky, and why the old bottles vanished
- 食べもの標準 梅酒umeshuplum liqueur, the drink many Japanese households make at home
- 食べもの標準 味噌田楽miso dengakutofu or vegetables on skewers, grilled with sweet miso
- 食べもの標準 洋食yoshokuWestern-style dishes invented in Japan
- 食べもの標準 冷やし中華hiyashi chukathe cold noodle dish that appears for one season only
- 食べもの標準 和菓子wagashitraditional Japanese sweets
- 歴史標準 1964年の東京オリンピックsenkyuhyaku rokujuyo nen no Tokyo Orinpikkuthe games that announced Japan's recovery
- 歴史標準 そろばんsorobanthe Japanese abacus
- 歴史標準 バブル経済baburu keizaithe asset price bubble of the late 1980s
- 歴史標準 応仁の乱Onin no ranthe eleven-year conflict that opened Japan's age of civil war
- 歴史標準 街道と宿場kaido and shukubathe Edo highways and their post towns
- 歴史標準 関ヶ原の戦いSekigahara no tatakaithe 1600 battle that decided who would rule Japan for 265 years
- 歴史標準 関東大震災Kanto daishinsaithe 1923 earthquake and fires that destroyed Tokyo and Yokohama
- 歴史標準 遣唐使kentoshithe missions Japan sent to Tang dynasty China
- 歴史標準 江戸時代Edo jidaiJapan's 260 years of self-imposed peace and isolation
- 歴史標準 高度経済成長kodo keizai seichoJapan's postwar economic boom