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    Hidden gems in Hokkaido : Sounkyo Ice Fall Festival

    There are so many hidden gems in Hokkaido. You can see beautiful scenery e.g.; lakes, mountains, forest, sea and so on. I would like to share some gems in Hokkaido. 【The Place, SOUNKYO Onsen】 SOUNKYO is a picturesque gorge located in t...
    February 19, 2024May 21, 2025
  • A lot of fireworks in the night sky, and there are some people's silhouettes under the fireworks.
    Japanese Culture and Traditions

    The Shockwave of Summer: Why Japanese Fireworks Festivals Prove We Need Physical Experience

    What is the limit of the online experience? We argue it’s the soundwave that hits your internal organs during a Japanese fireworks festival. We explore the 'Sliding Peony' innovation, revealing how fierce skills competitions in pyrotechnics (and woodworking) fuel continuous craftsmanship.
    August 17, 2022December 10, 2025
  • A snow statue of a building colorfully lit up at night
    Japanese Culture and Traditions

    The Sculptors in Uniform: Why Hokkaido’s Winter is a Fortress of Craftsmanship

    What happens when you give a military unit a mountain of snow and a Disney manual? You get a miracle that defies market logic. Explore the deep connection between Hokkaido's vanishing railways, the "military-grade" snow art of Asahikawa, and why true craftsmanship can never be "rebuilt" once it's lost.
    December 6, 2021December 27, 2025
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