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Good and evil defined by God … or gods - The Japan Times - Vimarsana News

Good and evil defined by God … or gods - The Japan Times

Much of our understanding of good and evil can be traced to definitions created by religion. Which religion (and definition) depends on where you live.

Mysterious and Sinister Cursed Things of Japan - Vimarsana News

Mysterious and Sinister Cursed Things of Japan

Japan is a land long steeped in various legends and lore. Here we have a place absolutely pervaded with legends of ghosts,

Lisa's UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Japan/ Hana-no-Iwaya: A looming entrance to the underworld | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis - Vimarsana News

Lisa's UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Japan/ Hana-no-Iwaya: A looming entrance to the underworld | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

Driving along the Iseji, one of the seven Kumano Kodo routes, I saw a roadside sign that read “Hana-no-Iwaya--World Heritage Site--The Oldest Sacred Place in Japan.”

Source: asahi.com
Against the grain: why the Japanese are losing their taste for rice - Vimarsana News

Against the grain: why the Japanese are losing their taste for rice

It would be an insult to call rice the staple food of Japan. For centuries it has been so much more than that. In Japan, rice has long been treated with a respect that borders on reverence. The emperor blesses the rice crop each year and in Shinto culture rice and rice-based sake are two

Residence of 8th Century Japanese Prince Toneri Uncovered - Vimarsana News

Residence of 8th Century Japanese Prince Toneri Uncovered

New residents will live on what was once royalty owned. Unearthing the home of Prince Toneri shows the vast heritage present in Japanese culture, with still more to uncover.