Bridging Japanese Content and International Curiosity
We are very happy to share that one of our JI Core 50 Members, Adam Fulford, helped launch an online store called My Shuraku Nakatsugawa, which sells products from a small village in the mountains of Yamagata Prefecture. At least Continue Reading
This moment is the only one ever. So are you. Check out Jarman International CEO, Ruth Marie Jarman’s new video where she talks about how incredible it is that we are all different from each other. How important it Continue Reading
Have you ever heard of or visited Matsushima Bay located in Miyagi Prefecture? It is said that its vast azure sea glistening under the dynamic sky left even the most articulate Japanese poet, Matsuo Basho, speechless. Dotted with over 260 Continue Reading
At Jarman International, we are always looking for ways to support any effort that brings Japan and the world closer together. In this case, we are delighted to help bring diverse communities together through one of our favorite sports…Cricket! Cricket Continue Reading
In celebration of Women’s Month, U.S. Consulate Nagoya is hosting a Zoom webinar highlighting the experiences of women in leadership in order to help spark and push forward the important conversation around inclusiveness and gender equality. Jarman International CEO, Ruth Continue Reading
Have you ever visited the hot spring-loving snow monkeys in Nagano prefecture? When Jarman CEO, Ruth Marie Jarman, visited them recently, she was inspired by their curiosity and wondered how they may have noticed their world change. From hundreds of Continue Reading
Japanese cuisine is no stranger to condiments. Shichimi togarashi (a mix of seven spices commonly eaten with soba or udon), Japanese mayonnaise, iconic wasabi, tonkatsu pork cutlet sauce…there are numerous varieties in Japan. For JI Core 50 member and popular Continue Reading
What are some of your favorite cities in the world? For Jarman International CEO, Ruth Marie Jarman, Tokyo has become one of her favorite cities ever since she moved here over 30 years ago. Recently, she was interviewed by the Continue Reading
Although beginning a life in a new country is undeniably exciting and life-changing in the best of ways, it is not easy. Tasks like setting up a bank account can be very daunting and intimidating especially if there is a language Continue Reading
Kagura is a sacred ceremonial dance that is dedicated to the Shinto gods, which reenacts classic Japanese myths about good versus evil. It is considered one of Japan’s most thrilling folk arts, known for lightning-fast costume changes, acrobatic choreography, and Continue Reading