In previous posts on this blog, we have explored how the worship of ancestors and the offering of tributes in their honor are elements deeply rooted in both Japanese and Mexican traditions. In Japan, this is expressed through the Obon Festival, and in Mexico through the Day of the Dead — both celebrations that involve ceremonies and activities dedicated to welcoming the souls of departed ancestors who, according to their beliefs, return briefly to this world to visit their lo

In Japan, Shinto shrines (jinja / 神社) are sacred spaces dedicated to the worship of nature deities called kami (神). It is estimated that...

In the culture of Japan a great variety of traditional festivals are held every year, which are known as “MATSURI” (祭), and are held to...

At FUJITAYA, we want to offer you a little corner where you can experience the seasons of Japan, without leaving Mexico! Therefore,...

Evento especial ANA DAY en el Hotel FUJITAYA para celebrar el Mes Japonés 2025.

The "Koinobori" 鯉のぼりis a peculiar traditional Japanese flag that takes to the skies in early May to be part of the Children's Day...

For most, this time of year can mean the end of cold weather and the beginning of warm days. But in Japan, the arrival of spring has...

This year you will be able to experience this beloved Japanese tradition in FUJITAYA. Where you can see an authentic “Hinadan” which is a...

We wish you to start the year 2025 on the right foot. This time we are going to talk about a Japanese tradition that involves a special...

Have you already stayed at FUJITAYA? Because in November 2024 we are celebrating our third year of service, and we are deeply grateful to...

At the end of September, the Queretaro Summer Festival, organized by the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Mexico, A.C., was...

Many people decide to go on vacation to travel to a resort to relax, or to visit an interesting city. However, as some of you may have...

Some of our guests and residents already enjoy finding freshly baked bread and coffee in the “Mini-shop”. Here you can find from 17:00 a...

When the seasonal rains begin, the wooded areas of the Mexican Sierra are filled with colors and offer a very pleasant environment to...

Have you ever given a gift to someone just for visiting them? Because in this chapter we will learn about the Japanese practice that...

Within the great variety of products that you can find in our Mini-shop; you can already find frozen products of quick preparation,...

This time I am going to introduce you to a typical dish that is usually the protagonist at the table of Mexican families on February 2nd,...

En México se acostumbra a reunirse con la familia y amigos en el último día del año. Realizando normalmente una gran cena donde se suelen...

In Mexico, Christmas is here! But in Japan, after receiving Christmas, we prepare to receive the New Year; so people start cleaning their...

We are already in the last month of the year, December, accompanied by its characteristic winter weather and the unmistakable colorful...