The people of Japan call their country "Nippon", which means "the land of the rising sun". You can see the rising sun in the middle of their flag.                                                                                                                                                 

Most Japanese people today wear western style clothes. But during holidays, festivals, and at other special times, they may wear traditional robes called kimonos. The patterns on kimonos change with the seasons to reflect the seasonal changes in nature.

The Japanese have strong family ties and deep respect for authority. In Japan, it is polite to greet one another by bowing.

Japanese students study calligraphy to learn the art of handwriting.  Children go to school in Japan Monday through Friday, plus a half day on Saturday. They only have one month off from school, during the school year, from the middle of July to the middle of August.   Because school is so difficult and competitive in Japan, many children go to juku, which is a school held in the evening that helps students keep up with their regular school work.                                                                                                                                                                                                                SOURCE!

Bakemonogatari

Plot: Although there are still traces of the brief period he became a vampire, third-year high school student Koyomi Araragi is human again. He happens upon others with their own supernatural problems and finds that he can empathize. Koyomi becomes involved in their lives, seeking to help them and occasionally asking for advice from Meme Oshino, the homeless man who helped him become human again.

Genre: action, comedy, drama, mystery, psychological, rom
ance,supernatural

Hello!

Yup! Tonight on ENLGISH TV it's True Blood premiere of season 5! ^ ^

I will watch the episode on my computer :3

I'M SO excited!! <3

So i taught that i would have a vampire day today on my blog! 

ENJOY