Japanese Arts & Culture from the Centre of Utrecht
Some Japan Fans are Japanese Retro Computer Fans! 😉 This past Sunday, March 3rd, 2024, a group of Japanese retro computer enthusiasts cycled their way to Westerkade for a delightful meeting.
This blog post about robots in Japanese culture explains how Japan has long been at the forefront of technological innovation. Its unique cultural relationship with robots offers a fascinating window into the future of human-robot interaction. Unlike in many Western cultures, where robots are often depicted as menacing or dystopian, …
Medieval Japan Must-Watch Films? Yup, in this cinematic exploration, we delve into some of the finest Japanese films that have brought the Middle Ages to life on the silver screen.
K-Pop vs. J-Pop, this blog post explores the vibrant worlds of Korean and Japanese pop music. Join us as we embark on a musical journey!
At Heroes Made in Asia, a prominent Dutch cosplay event celebrating Asian pop culture, Japan Fans founder Martine delved into the narratives of people who identify as autistic otaku. Their accounts echo a broader sentiment within the autism community – a profound sense of solace and understanding found within the …
For his Journalism studies, Job Wierikx conducted an interview with Ivo Smits & Martine Mussies, which was published on SVJMedia. The occasion was the death of Leiji Matsumoto.
From its origins in Japanese culture to its influence on fashion, pop culture, and consumer culture, learn all about the appeal and cultural significance of kawaii in this comprehensive guide by Japan Fans.
As the Japan Fans Utrecht wish to form friendship bonds with people from all over the world who take an interest in Japan, we are very happy to announce our collaboration with 戦国之武士道 (Bushido of the Warring States), a Japanese living history group within the Queensland Living History Federation, in …
