Essays on Prefecture

Many of us are familiar with ninjas. We see them often in television shows and movies. In fact, the children knew them because of they are also depicted in cartoons. They are commonly regarded as Asian men wearing black suits that run fast like the wind and possess such precision and control over their movement. Their discrete stealth-like ability in entering and exiting places was their best trade mark. However, only few people, both the Japanese and foreign, knew that Ninjutsu is not true, but ninjas do really exist and are actually very famous and important part of the ...

The Fukushima Daichi is a technological disaster triggered by natural calamities on March 11th, 2011, when a massive earthquake measuring 9.0 on the Richter scale hit Japan. The earthquake originated from Honshu Island, and it created a tsunami. Following the tremor, reactors one, two and three automatically shut down. Reactors 4, 5 and 6 had been previously shut down for maintenance and repairs. Due to felled power supply lines, the Fukushima Daichi reactor complex was cut off from the electricity grid. As the operating reactors had shut down, they could not generate power for them to cool down, and ...

Introduction Star festival in Japan is also known as Tabanata. Tabanata is a Chinese word meaning evening of the seventh; hence, its origin is traced to China. Tabanata is an important festival in Japan where Japanese value it very much and it is commemorated once a year on the seventh day in either July or august, according to the lunisolar calendar. Tabanata festival is celebrated or performed at night on 7 July in accordance to their culture (Anesaki & Ferguson, 1928). Most people in Japan either celebrate the day at home or school depending on someone’s program on that ...