侍 (Samurai) | 祈 (Inori)

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What is a Samurai?

Samurai were not only warriors.

They pursued Bushidō—discipline, honor, and duty—and they helped govern Japan for centuries. For roughly 675 years (1192–1867), Japan was led by warrior governments, and samurai protected the country, maintained order, and carried the weight of leadership in daily rule.

They are the glory of Japanese history — lions of a proud nation, worthy to be called heroes.

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Feature	Regular	Standard	Premium
Samurai Warlord Postcards (2 Cards)	✅	✅
Embroidered Kamon Keychain	✅	✅
Gold Kamon Maki-e Sticker	✅	✅	✅
Samurai Warlord Clear File	✅	✅	✅
Shrine Guide (Language Translation Included)	✅	✅	✅
POV Shrine Visit Video (3–5 min)	✅	✅	✅
Mini Nobori Flag (Sengoku Warlord)		✅
Katana Pencil (with Sheath)		✅	✅
Samurai Kamon Patch		✅	✅
Samurai Postcard Set (12 Cards)			✅
Custom Kamon Keychain			✅
Samurai T-Shirt			✅
Samurai Armor Figure			✅

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Yokosuka — The Front Line Where Japan Faced the World

At the entrance to Tokyo Bay in Kanagawa, Yokosuka is a port city where Japan’s modernization can be felt in concrete form. After nearly three centuries of isolation under the Edo shogunate, Japan was forced to open in 1853 after Commodore Perry’s arrival. As contact with Western powers expanded, so did Japan’s fear of being dominated.

That fear was not abstract. Across Asia, states were being colonized or placed under strong foreign control. Japan’s leaders concluded that survival required technology, industry, and military power comparable to the West.

A decisive shift came in the late Edo period. In 1865, construction began on a modern shipyard in Yokosuka. Japan rapidly absorbed Western engineering and built domestic capacity for warship production. Yokosuka became the key base of that transformation.

The city then developed as a naval stronghold, with docks, arsenals, hospitals, and water infrastructure planned as one system. It was not just a harbor, but a strategic machine supporting national security.

Within this buildup, the battleship Mikasa—built in Britain—became a powerful symbol of Japan’s maritime ambition. In the Russo-Japanese War (1904–1905), Admiral Togo Heihachiro commanded the Combined Fleet from Mikasa and defeated Russia’s Baltic Fleet, then one of the world’s most formidable forces.

Today, in Yokosuka, you can stand before the preserved Mikasa and the statue of Admiral Togo. This city is more than a destination: it is where Japan’s challenge to the great powers became real. Walk its waterfront, and the story is visible in layers: late-shogunate urgency, Meiji industrial ambition, and modern naval memory in one continuous landscape. Yokosuka lets you see how a small island nation rewrote its position in world history.

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Jindaiji — One of Japan’s top temples for Yakuyoke

Jindaiji is often described as one of Japan’s strongest temples for yakuyoke. The temple itself presents it as one of the country’s largest “Yakuyoke Daishi,” and at the Gensan Daishi Hall a goma fire ritual is performed every single day.

Goma is a rite in which monks offer sacred items into a consecrated fire, praying to clear away misfortune and trouble and to receive the protection of the principal Buddha. At many temples, goma is held only once a month or only for special events. At Jindaiji, it has been continued daily for nearly 1,300 years—and visitors can also attend, so you can experience it on site.

At the heart of Jindaiji’s yakuyoke is Gensan Daishi, enshrined here as the main figure for prayers to avert bad luck. And the most powerful moment to feel Jindaiji’s energy is the Yakuyoke Gensan Daishi Grand Festival on March 3–4, widely known as the Daruma Market.

It is Jindaiji’s biggest annual event, counted among Japan’s “three great daruma markets.” Around 300 daruma vendors line the grounds, and close to 100,000 people come over the two days. The sea of red daruma is unforgettable.

In Japan, daruma have long been treated as protective good-luck charms. They symbolize shichiten hakki—“fall seven times, stand up eight”—and many people keep one at home. That’s why, once a year, people visit this market to buy a new daruma for protection.

At Jindaiji, monks perform a distinctive “eye-opening” rite: they inscribe Sanskrit seed characters into the daruma’s eyes. First, the left eye receives “A,” meaning the beginning. When the wish is fulfilled, the right eye receives “Un,” meaning completion—and the daruma is returned to the temple in gratitude.

Why not visit Jindaiji, receive Japan-class yakuyoke, and step into the Daruma Market at least once?

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Suvenir mewah yang dikurasi oleh concierge kami + video POV (first-person)—pengalaman budaya untuk merasakan Jepang dari rumah.

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Melalui visual yang terasa seolah Anda benar-benar berada di sana, bersama dengan suvenir pilihan yang dipilih khusus untuk Anda dari Jepang, ketenangan lingkungan kuil, serta momen hening saat menangkupkan tangan, kami mengajak Anda untuk merasakan dan mengenal budaya serta kebiasaan Jepang.

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Do you know Japanese mythology? It’s the ancient stories of how Japan began—its gods, heroes, and the land itself—still deeply tied to shrines, traditions, and daily culture.

Today I’ll introduce three myth-linked shrines in Chichibu (Saitama, near Tokyo). Surrounded by vast, primeval nature, Chichibu lets you walk through forests and mountains that can feel like stepping into a myth.

Many local legends trace back to Yamato Takeru, a hero every Japanese person knows: loyal, brave, powerful, yet never arrogant—an ideal warrior spirit. In photo page 5, you’ll see a Goshuin depicting him. A goshuin is a handwritten shrine/temple stamp you receive as a visit record—some Japan lovers travel nationwide collecting them.

① Chichibu Shrine: the region’s main guardian shrine (sōchinju). People pray for academic success, business prosperity, and family safety; it’s also known for a “wisdom” deity and study luck. Said to date back about 2,100 years—when Rome was strong in Europe, and one of Southeast Asia’s oldest kingdoms emerged in what is now Vietnam.

② Mitsumine Shrine: one of biggest “power spots.” It enshrines Izanagi and Izanami, Japan’s married creator deities, so many come for safe childbirth and a strong marriage. Tradition says Yamato Takeru climbed this mountain, guided by a sacred wolf messenger, and prayed for peace; even today the wolf is honored with the gods.

③ Hodosan Shrine: a legend-born shrine. In AD 110, Yamato Takeru was caught in a wildfire on the way to the summit and saved by a divine dog—origin of the “fire-stopping mountain” tale. It enshrines Emperor Jimmu, Japan’s first emperor, and is famed for protection from fire, theft, and misfortune. It also earned one star in the Michelin Green Guide Japan (travel guide rating).

With mythic gods enshrined and Yamato Takeru’s journey woven into the land—why not visit Chichibu and experience Japan’s age of the gods for yourself?

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Merry Christmas.
Tonight, we introduce Christmas in Osaka area—a city that shines even brighter in winter.

Start in Umeda, where German-style Christmas markets, giant trees, and city illuminations turn the streets into a festive wonderland. Then head to Midosuji, Osaka’s most iconic light boulevard—an endless runway of sparkle that feels like the city’s main stage. Over in Nakanoshima, OSAKA Hikari Renaissance brings riverside illuminations and projection mapping that make the whole area feel like a winter festival.

Want a quick trip outside Osaka? Kobe offers an elegant night stroll in the Former Foreign Settlement, and if your timing matches Kobe Luminarie, you’ll see one of Japan’s most legendary light festivals. For a calmer, storybook winter vibe, Nara is pure magic—soft illuminations around parks and historic sites that feel timeless.

Whether you love big-city sparkle, romantic harbor views, or peaceful ancient streets—Christmas in Kansai has a perfect night for you.

Why not spend holidays in Japan and experience Osaka’s winter magic for yourself?

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Merry Christmas Eve.
Tonight, we’re featuring some of the best Christmas illuminations and holiday events around Tokyo (and nearby)—each with its own unique vibe.

For a chic “city Christmas,” Tokyo Midtown (Roppongi) glows with elegant light displays. Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse Christmas Market brings cozy European-style stalls right by the harbor, while Keyakizaka Illumination (Roppongi Hills) is a must for that iconic “Tokyo Tower + sparkling street” photo. Want something different? Head to the sea for Enoshima “Jewels of Shonan,” or escape to the quiet forest atmosphere of Karuizawa’s winter lights. If you love big-scale illuminations, Tokyo German Village feels like a full winter theme park. For a luxury sparkle moment, Yebisu Garden Place shines with its famous Baccarat chandelier. And for pure wow-factor, Ashikaga Flower Park turns into a breathtaking “garden of light.”

Christmas, why not spend the holidays in Japan and experience Tokyo’s winter magic for yourself?

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Kiyomizu-dera － a place that captivated Japan’s first shogun.

At Kiyomizu-dera, there is a tradition that Sakanoue no Tamuramaro (Japan’s first samurai military leader) prayed for victory and helped establish the temple halls.

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Location: Kyoto
Country: Japan

Osaka Castle has white tower rising above Japan’s tallest stone walls.

It served as the main castle of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, who rose from peasant origins to become the legendary samurai warlord who unified Japan.

Location: Osaka
Country: Japan

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Senso-ji, where Shogun Once Prayed
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Location: Asakusa, Tokyo
Country: Japan

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All in One Travel + Care

We have officially partnered with HIS, one of Japan’s largest travel agencies, to offer an all-in-one package—covering everything from your medical checkup to sightseeing and accommodation arrangements.

Combining your medical checkup in Japan with travel transforms it from a “burden” into time to enjoy, reset, and care for yourself.

Beautiful cityscapes, seasonal nature, hot springs, and a refined food culture.
As you savor Japan, take a quiet moment to reconnect with your body—an experience that supports you in becoming healthier and even more radiant.

Booking hospitals and travel separately often means extra coordination—and it can be complicated.
That’s why we work with travel professionals to streamline every step and make the entire process seamless.

Plus, guests who book through HIS receive exclusive perks.

Special Benefits (Example: Iseikai International General Hospital, Osaka)
1. VIP Attendant Service
2. Results Explanation (Same Day / Follow-up)
3. High-Dose Vitamin C IV Infusion Therapy
4. Luxury VIP Room Access
5. Healthy Gourmet Bento Box

Let your medical checkup be part of your travel enjoyment, not a burden. Fully enjoy Japan while indulging in self-care—a reward that supports your health and beauty.

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On August 29, we visited TIMC TOKYO for an on-site tour and inspection.
TIMC TOKYO is a new VIP health screening center operated by the Tokushukai Group, Japan’s largest private medical group, which opened in October 2025.

From the moment we stepped inside, it felt less like a hospital and more like the lobby of a luxury hotel.
The sophisticated interior—designed for VIP guests—created a calm yet distinctly special atmosphere.

Located in central Tokyo, the center offers excellent access and a smooth journey from the airport for international visitors.

The area is also home to multiple luxury hotels, and it is conveniently close to the Hibiya/Marunouchi district—near renowned properties such as the Imperial Hotel and The Peninsula Tokyo.
Popular destinations like Shibuya are easy to reach as well, making it effortless to enjoy Tokyo before and after your checkup.

It’s also a great base for exploring beyond the city center if you feel like venturing further afield.

The facility features VIP private rooms, reminiscent of a luxury hotel suite—an ideal space to rest comfortably between examinations.
With cutting-edge equipment and a wide range of well-structured screening programs, the environment is designed to help guests proceed with confidence and peace of mind.

We highly recommend TIMC TOKYO as a health screening center that VIP guests should experience at least once.
To everyone at TIMC TOKYO, thank you sincerely for your time and warm hospitality.

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Bringing samurai aesthetics & spirit into daily life

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Collecting samurai goods & keepsakes

Learning Bushidō & Sengoku warlords

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(POV shrines + curated items)

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The following items are included in this cultural experience package

POV Shrine Visit Video

(3–5 min)

POV sanpai video with seasonal highlights — and a subtle samurai-era vibe.

Shrine Guide (Language Translation Included)

A translated shrine mini-guide—plus a quick intro to its samurai / notable figures.

Samurai Warlord Clear File

A premium clear file featuring a famous Sengoku-era samurai—an easy-to-carry keepsake from Japan.

Gold Kamon Maki-e Sticker

Gold stickers of kamon (Japanese family crests), inspired by traditional maki-e craftsmanship.

Custom Kamon Keychain

We match your name’s sound to a Sengoku warlord and kamon (Japanese family crest) — with a short profile included.

Samurai Armor Figure

A finely detailed samurai armor figure — bringing a famous Sengoku warlord to your home or desk.

Samurai Postcard Set

(12 Cards)

12 premium Sengoku warlord postcards—perfect for display, framing, or journaling.

Samurai Postcards (1 Cards)

Premium postcard featuring a famous Sengoku warlord—each card has a unique design (different from the 12-card set).

Samurai Kamon Patch

A bold kamon (Japanese family crest) patch inspired by legendary samurai warlords—iron-on ready.

Katana Pencil (with Sheath)

A pencil that looks just like a katana. Hold it and you’ll feel like a samurai. Comes with a sheath.

Embroidered Kamon Keychain

Embroidered keychain featuring a Sengoku-era warlord, with a kamon (Japanese family crest).

Mini Nobori Flag (Smurai Warlord)

Turn your desk into a command post—like a Sengoku daimyo has arrived at your side.

Samurai T-Shirt

A samurai-themed T-shirt featuring bold Japanese calligraphy and a kamon (Japanese family crest) design.

About 侍 (Samurai)

Samurai, Delivered to You

侍 (Samurai) is a cultural experience package inspired by Japan’s samurai—heroes often called the lions of a proud nation—capturing their spirit and aesthetics.

Designed to be immersive, not just informational, each package combines in-depth learning with curated samurai-themed items—wearable pieces like keychains and display décor for your room or desk—so you can bring the samurai’s coolness and spirit into everyday life.

It also includes POV videos that feel like walking through Japanese shrines, helping you experience the world of “Japanese samurai” more vividly.

Through video and curated items, we deliver the samurai’s spirit, aesthetics, and the atmosphere of Japanese culture—right to your home.