Sakura Hanami - Cherry Blossom Viewing in Kakunodate

Kiyomenotearai-dragon cleansing water at a shrine

Rickshaw and sakura-cherry blossoms at Arashiyama in Kyoto

Yoroi and Kabuto - Samurai suits of armour

Sumo Tournament of a senior high school student

Iai - Japanese Sword

Art of drawing one's sword, cutting down one's opponent and sheathing the sword afterwards

MARLION

Train－Narita Express

Amusement Arcade

SAKURA(Cherry blossom)

KAYABUKI (Thatching)

Thatching is the craft of covering a roof with dry vegetation such as straw, water reed, sedge, rushes and heather, layering the vegetation so as to shed water away from the inner roof.

AKABEKO

Akabeko is a traditional toy from the Aizu region of Japan.

MIKO

Miko is a Japanese term that anciently meant "female shaman" who conveyed divine oracles, and currently means "shrine maiden" who serves at shrines.

KASUGA SHRINE (NARA)

Kasuga Shrine is located in a forest, and produces an atmoshere of peace and holiness unmatched by any other shrines.

SUKIYAKI

Sukiyaki is a Japanese dish in the nabemono (Japanese steamboat) style.

Ekiben

Ekiben (Railway boxed meal) are a specific type of bento boxed meals,sold on trains and train train stations in Japan.

The Great Buddha of Nagoya - Daibutsu 7

The Great Buddha of Nagoya, 15 meters tall. Its eyes, lips and ears are coated with gold leaf.

The Great Buddha of Shurakuen - Daibutsu 6

The Great Budda of Shurakuen, 18,79meters tall, is located in Aichi. This statue is made of concrete.

The Great Buddha of Hakuba - Daibutsu 5

The Great Buddha of Hakuba, 23,5meters tall. This unique white Great Buddha sits in silence in the mountain.

The Great Buddha of Ushiku - Daibutsu 4

The Great Budda of Ushiku, 120meters tall. This is the tallest Great Buddha in the world since it's completed in 1995.

The Great Buddha of Takaoka - Daibutsu 3

The Great Buddha of Takaoka, 15,58meter tall. This is counted as one of the three largest Great Budda in Japan along with the Great Budda of Nara and Kamakura.

The Great Buddha of Kamakura - Daibutsu 2

The Great Buddha of Kamakura, 13.35meters tall. What is interesting is that you can go inside the statue.

The Great Buddha of Nara - Daibutsu 1

There are a lot of statues of Great Buddha in Japan. This is the most famous one, the Great Budda of Nara. 14.98meters tall.

DORAEMON?

Isaw a man likely DORAEMON.

Kaiten Sushi

Newspaper

Many ads of Grocery store, Pachinko, etc come with Newspaper.

Jichinsai

JICHINSAI is a kind of Shinto ceremony which takes place at a new building site before starting actual construction.It has a symbolic meaning of purifying a building site and wishing safety in thecourse of the construction.Generally, people concerned with the construction, both constructors and ordering party participate in the ceremony.

Kinkato

Traditional sweet " Kinkato" is made of sugar.

Hishimochi

HINAMATSURI (GIRL'S FESTIVAL)

The "Girl's Festival" on March 3, also known as the "Peach Tree Festival," is held to pray for the happiness of female children. On this day, households with young girls display beautiful doll sets, drink shiro-zake (white sake brewed from sake and rice malt), and offer hishi-mochi lozenge-shaped rice cakes).

Sashimi - sliced raw fish on the ice