Hundreds of people gathered Sunday at a Buddhist temple in downtown Tokyo, eagerly stretching their hands to catch the dried ...

Japan’s annual ritual of “mame-maki,” or bean-throwing, at Buddhist temples, Shinto shrines and homes sees people marking ...

Residents of downtown Tokyo descended on a Buddhist temple to mark the last day of winter in the Japanese lunar calendar by ...

Traditional Japanese patterns not only look beautiful but are said to bring good luck, so you could argue that these are the luckiest crepes in Japan. Adding even more auspiciousness is the red plum ...

A confectionery store in Kofu City, central Japan has started making a good luck cake ahead of Setsubun, the last day of winter on the traditional calendar. The product called "kirisansho" has a ...

Her family was among the large numbers of Okinawan ... One day, an Imperial Japanese Army soldier came to a cave where they were taking refuge. When her 4-month-old sister burst out crying ...

In Japan, too, the “wall” between science and ... I wish them the best of luck, and pray that they will stay healthy and not get the flu that’s going around. --The Asahi Shimbun, Jan ...

To stay ahead of life's challenges and achieve success, individuals can align with cosmic signals using lucky numbers tailored to their birth dates and names. These numbers, curated by NumroVani ...

These numbers are messages from the universe, encouraging you to adopt their energies to positively navigate your daily path. Here's how to use them: ...