CreativeJourney Japan

Name: CreativeJourney Japan
Address: Ogikubo 1-1/16, Suginami-ku, Tokyo, 1670051, JP
Telephone: +819081739002

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22/10/2026

Jidai Matsuri is one of Kyoto’s grandest festivals, held every year on October 22nd. About 2,000 people march through the city in authentic historical costumes, beautifully re-creating over 1,000 years of Japanese culture. ⛩ #全国通訳案内士 #高付加価値ガイド #英語で日本のことを話したい

01/09/2026

Yahiko Shrine’s Big Red Torii ⛩️
· Built: 1982
· Wow factor: The biggest of its kind in Japan! 🇯🇵
· Size: Hight (30m)
· Material: Strong steel
A giant, cute red gate standing proudly in nature! ⛩️

18/06/2026

Forest Limit
General forest limit: In the central mountain ranges of Japan, it is approximately 2,500–2,800 m.
Forest limit of Mount Fuji: Approximately 2,200–2,400 m — lower than other mountains. It is currently rising by 60 cm per year.
Reasons: The main reason is that Mount Fuji is a young volcano, 15000years old 🗻Shall we visit there ❣️登れば分かる、その美しさ✨ ⛩

09/05/2026

MoN Takanawa in Tokyo just opened this year, and already it’s been chosen for the “World’s Most Beautiful Museums 2026” list by the Prix Versailles (a UNESCO award for pretty buildings)!
The museum looks like a green hill in the city (designed by Kengo Kuma), and inside you can wander up and down slopes freely. 🌿

27/03/2026

What is a woven obi (ori)?

A woven obi is made by crossing vertical threads (warp) and horizontal threads (weft) to create patterns. Colorful threads, gold, or silver are used.
Unlike a dyed obi, where color is added to white fabric after weaving, a woven obi is made using threads that are already colored. This gives it a special beauty—the threads themselves shine, have volume, and fantastic designs.👘 ⛩

07/03/2026

Approximately 50 years ago, a pair of Mute Swans was introduced to Lake Yamanaka as a tourism initiative, and they’ve since made the Fuji Five Lakes region their home. They’re not wild birds—they thrive thanks to feeding and protection efforts by the local village and volunteers. Now, with Mt. Fuji as a stunning backdrop, these swans have become a beloved sight and a charming tourist attraction in their own right.🦢これ河口湖🗻

22/02/2026

February 22nd is 'Cat Day' in Japan because the cat's meow sounds like 'nyan' (2) 'nyan' (2) 'nyan' (2), playing on the number 222! 🐈🐈🐈 #猫好きと繋がりたい ⛩

15/02/2026

Praying at a shrine isn’t really about making wishes. It’s a gentle chat with the spirits—a moment to say “thank you,” make a little promise to yourself, and wash your heart clean. It’s an old, quiet way of finding peace and thanking nature and those who came before us.
神倉神社✨ ⛩ 🇯🇵✈️

03/02/2026

The origin of Ehomaki dates back to ancient Chinese customs. In ancient China, there was a belief that eating specific foods while facing the "lucky direction" during Setsubun would ward off misfortune and bring good fortune. This custom was introduced to Japan, and by the Edo period, the tradition of eating Ehomaki had become established.本日はお節分👹 🇯🇵✈️ 👹 #ひさごずし

29/01/2026

Kyoto’s Shichimi Togarashi isn’t just a spice—it’s a party for your palate and a mini wellness boost in a jar! 🌶️✨
This vibrant blend brings together chili pepper, sansho pepper, tangy dried orange peel, nutty sesame seeds, refreshing green nori, crunchy h**p seeds, and fragrant shiso.
Think of it as a “edible herbal remedy” 💊京都の七味は山椒が香ります💓