It’s one thing to make your mark on the world and to realise your ambitions – it’s another thing entirely to accomplish something that makes the world a better place. Harmony throughout nations is often seen as a lofty pursuit as cultural diversity is often the cause for misunderstandings and disputes. Sometimes, however, even a single individual can achieve it, and in the case of Itchiku Kubota, he met this goal without even realising what he had done. The fabric that would change one man’s life There was a time

Dogs are fondly known as man’s best friend. They’re loyal, friendly, forgiving, and full of love. They don’t care about race, age, religion, successes, failures, or mistakes you’ve made. They lick you as you say goodbye and patiently wait for you to return. Dogs truly are the friends we don’t deserve. But it’s also important to remember that, no matter how much we may domesticate them, dogs are still wild beasts at their core. Their ancestors were hunters, and they still possess the ability to fight and inflict harm. And

Are you traveling to Japan soon? There are some unique and tasty foods there you have to try. Read on to learn about the best Japanese foods. In 2018, the Narisawa restaurant in Tokyo, Japan was voted one of the world’s 50 best restaurants in the world. Chef Yoshihiro Narisawa features Satoyama cuisine. One dish includes a soup made from the broth of a poisonous snake. Stomach not quite that adventurous? Not to worry. While in Japan, you will have countless opportunities to experience the local Japanese cuisine. Traditional Japanese

In a lot of ways, the factors which lead to two individuals getting along are similar to those of two countries. There would need to be mutual respect and an understanding of how the other lives. While the same can indeed be said about nations, it’s much more difficult to achieve on that scale. After all, cultural differences have often been enough of a reason to start a conflict. With countries such as Japan and Russia no-one would have expected them to get along because of how differently they live.

When it comes to an understanding and accepting of culture, the answer appears to be straightforward, but it’s much easier said than done. Respecting the culture of others is the long and short of it, but more often than not, tension arises, and a real understanding is rarely achieved. It makes it even more surprising how the Japanese, as well as the Russians, are able to understand each other so well as they share and experience each other’s way of life. It wasn’t always this way, however – it continues