Overview
The 19th-century educator Yoshida Shoin lived only 29 years, yet his teachings helped shape Japan's modernization. His words, published as books, remain popular today. We visit his birthplace, Hagi.
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12 - 1Onigiri January 09, 2025 -
12 - 2Repair January 23, 2025 -
12 - 3Japanophiles: Johan Leutwiler February 13, 2025 -
12 - 4Octopuses February 27, 2025 -
12 - 5Leather Shoes March 13, 2025 -
12 - 6Torii April 10, 2025 -
12 - 7Mamachari April 24, 2025 -
12 - 8Japanophiles: Stephen Turner May 08, 2025 -
12 - 9Family Restaurants May 22, 2025 -
12 - 10Natto June 05, 2025 -
12 - 11Stationery June 19, 2025 -
12 - 12Tosa: The Life of John Manjiro July 10, 2025 -
12 - 13Tosa: Blessings and Perils of the Kuroshio Current July 17, 2025 -
12 - 14Japanophiles: Johan Nordstrom July 31, 2025 -
12 - 15Origami August 14, 2025 -
12 - 16Sake August 28, 2025 -
12 - 17Offices September 11, 2025 -
12 - 18Japanophiles: Ziaul Karim September 25, 2025 -
12 - 19Bookstores October 09, 2025 -
12 - 20Convenience Stores October 23, 2025 -
12 - 21Sleep November 06, 2025 -
12 - 22Japanophiles: Astrid Klein & Mark Dytham November 20, 2025 -
12 - 23Hagi: The Life of Yoshida Shoin December 11, 2025 -
12 - 24Hagi: Castle Town Forged by Magma December 18, 2025