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Daisugi, the 600 year old Japanese way of growing trees on top of the trees

February 17, 2025 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

The elegance of Japan’s traditional style of architecture is admired worldwide. The development of this magnificent style was possible because of the dedication of the Japanese craftsmen. They have evolved their practices through generations, along with extensive use of woods. This resulted in the shortage of seedlings and land to cultivate the trees by the 14th century. … [Read more...] about Daisugi, the 600 year old Japanese way of growing trees on top of the trees

Japan’s Clever Solution to Save Turtles on Train Tracks

February 17, 2025 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

Japan is famous for its safety, cleanliness, and respect for all living beings—and now, even turtles are benefiting from this thoughtful approach. The West Japan Railway Company, in collaboration with Suma Aqualife Park in Kobe, has introduced a clever solution to protect turtles from getting stuck on train tracks. This initiative not only saves the turtles but also prevents … [Read more...] about Japan’s Clever Solution to Save Turtles on Train Tracks

The Blue Light of Hope: Tokyo’s Fight Against Suicide

February 15, 2025 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

At the end of a train platform in Tokyo, a soft blue light glows. It’s not for decoration or to light the way—it’s there to save lives. These blue LED lights, first installed in 2009 on Tokyo’s Yamanote train line, are part of the city’s unique efforts to reduce its high suicide rate. While the rate is declining, suicide remains a serious issue in Japan, with Tokyo being one of … [Read more...] about The Blue Light of Hope: Tokyo’s Fight Against Suicide

The Samurai Who Became a Mexican Saint

February 15, 2025 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

Hasekura Tsunenaga was no ordinary samurai. Born in Japan during the Edo period, he was a man of honor, courage, and curiosity. His life took an extraordinary turn when he embarked on a daring mission that would bridge two worlds: the East and the West. A Bold Journey Across the Pacific In 1613, Hasekura set sail on a Spanish galleon, braving the stormy Pacific Ocean. His … [Read more...] about The Samurai Who Became a Mexican Saint

Top 15 Best Japanese Actors of All Time

February 13, 2025 by Japan Daily 1 Comment

Japan has given the world some of the most talented and iconic actors in film history. From classic samurai epics to modern blockbusters, these actors have left an unforgettable mark on cinema. Many of its finest actors have achieved international acclaim, captivating audiences across Asia, Europe, and the U.S. Known for their versatility, they shine in genres ranging from … [Read more...] about Top 15 Best Japanese Actors of All Time

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