【漢字とお土産の相性は抜群】 書道マスター教室で好きな言葉や自身の名前の当て字を、それを日本ならではの扇子に書いていただきます。 それを、お土産として、世界にたった1枚のオンリーワン扇子の完成です。 Kanji and souvenirs go hand in hand. You can write your favorite word or your own name in a calligraphy master class and have it written on a uniquely Japanese fan. You will then be able to complete your one-of-a-kind fan as a souvenir!

Encountering a SAMURAI from overseas with bushido on his back⚔ Enter your leaves here. I encountered the SAMURAI who lodging on the back of Nanban

How to visit shrines and temples/神社参拝の作法 Samurai were born with a sense of honor. Honor was the highest good. The goal that a young man who wanted to become a samurai had to pursue was not wealth or knowledge, but honor. Honor was a goal to be pursued "within oneself," without regard to profit or loss. Therefore, "honor" that is concerned with public reputation is not real honor. 侍は生まれながらにして「名誉」を自覚していた。 「名誉」は最高の善であった。 侍を目指す若者が追求しなければならない目標は、富や知識ではなく、名誉であった。 「名誉」は損得勘定なく、“自らのなかで”追い求め続ける目標なのだ。 ゆえに世間の評判を気にするような「名誉」は本当の名誉ではない。

辞世の筆/The Book of Resignation A "resignation calligraphy" is a brush stroke that a samurai writes down as his last words in this life when he foresees his death. 侍が死を予見したときにこれまでの人生を振り返り、この世での最後の文字として筆で書き残すもの Shame is the basis of moral consciousness, and honor in Bushido is the basic virtue for pursuing aesthetics as a person. 武士道における名誉とは、人としての美学を追究するための基本の徳である。 Honor in Bushido means respecting one's name and living a noble life without shame.