Spiritual Japan Journal
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| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 115 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 30 hours ago |
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Why Japan Celebrates Children at Three, Five, and Seven
In November, small children dressed in colorful kimono begin to appear at shrines across Japan.
Girls wear red or pink kimono, while boys are dressed in hakama. Some walk carefully in their unfamiliar traditional sandals, while others make...
What I Learned About Food Preservation from My Great-Grandmother’s Life
How Japan’s four seasons have shaped regional food traditions and everyday life.
From Memories of My Great-Grandmother’s Home to Japan’s Regional Food Preservation Traditions
Kannazuki: When the Gods Gather and Japan Celebrates Autumn
From Sacred Rituals to Local Traditions, Exploring Japan's Autumn Festivals
In Japan, people have long believed in countless deities, traditionally known as yaoyorozu no kami (八百万の神), or the “eight million gods.”
Why Japan Offers the First Rice of the Harvest to the Gods
Inside Kannamesai, Ise Jingu’s most important autumn ritual
Japan has many rituals and customs that have been passed down with the changing seasons. In spring, people pray for a good harvest. In summer, they pray for protection from misfor...
When the Sun Sets in the West: The Buddhist Meaning of Ohigan
Exploring Higan, the Western Pure Land, and the setting sun through a tradition I had known since childhood
Japan’s stretch of September public holidays has come to an end, and the country is now in the autumn period known as お彼岸 (ohigan)....
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Discover the unseen depths of Japan beyond guidebooks. SJJ explores the nation’s spiritual culture rooted in nature, tradition, and everyday life—beyond religious boundaries. Join us on this quiet journey.
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