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https://lnkd.in/diz3sfBe Join us in this engaging tutorial where I teach my student, a young boy from Russia, the traditional art of making zongzi for the Dragon Boat Festival. Watch as we navigate through the intricacies of wrapping these sticky rice dumplings, a skill that often eludes many. From tying the perfect knot to ensuring the filling and rice are proportionately placed within the bamboo leaves, this video is packed with tips and cultural tidbits. Throughout the video, we tackle common issues like preventing the rice from spilling out and the proper techniques to secure the zongzi with string. Our goal is to make the process as clear and enjoyable as possible, highlighting the cross-cultural exchange that enriches this experience. By the end, not only will you learn how to make zongzi but also appreciate the cultural significance behind this beloved festival delicacy. Whether you're a novice looking to try making zongzi for the first time or just interested in different cultural traditions, this video is sure to provide valuable insights. So, grab your bamboo leaves and join us in celebrating one of China's most vibrant festivals through food!

Song title: Wakare (別れ) I’ve never been able to fully adjust to farewells—whether it’s with people or places. This piece is a reflection of that emotion, channeling the bittersweet feeling of parting into music. The melodies capture the essence of separation, offering a space to process the heartache of saying goodbye. #MusicIndustry #MusicProduction #ComposerLife #InstrumentalMusic #SoundDesign #MusicBusiness #NewMusic #MusicCollaboration Insta: noahop.2no.5

Enhancing the Authentic Experience of Geisha Entertainment in Kagurazaka, Tokyo Understanding the unique terminology commonly used by geisha can enhance your enjoyment of an evening with them. In this article, we'll explain terms like "Tachikata," "Jikata," and "Hanadai." Ozashiki Odori

Asakusa Samba Sizzles as Tokyo Dances Through Record Heatwave - https://lnkd.in/dP8-EDPZ TOKYO, Sep 16 (News On Japan) - A scorching late summer heatwave gripped Tokyo over the long weekend, coinciding with the Asakusa Samba Carnival, where dancers twirled through intense heat. https://lnkd.in/d4_AwmeH Across Japan, 70 locations experienced extreme heat, with Kumamoto recording a September high of 37.9°C. Traditional festivals, such as Shibuya's mikoshi parade and Kawasaki's Okinawa-themed event, also took place in the unseasonable heat, with participants relying on hydration and cooling treats like shaved ice. Many event attendees noted that the heat felt hotter than in Okinawa, despite it being mid-September. Source

Asakusa Samba Sizzles as Tokyo Dances Through Record Heatwave - https://lnkd.in/dP8-EDPZ TOKYO, Sep 16 (News On Japan) - A scorching late summer heatwave gripped Tokyo over the long weekend, coinciding with the Asakusa Samba Carnival, where dancers twirled through intense heat. https://lnkd.in/d4_AwmeH Across Japan, 70 locations experienced extreme heat, with Kumamoto recording a September high of 37.9°C. Traditional festivals, such as Shibuya's mikoshi parade and Kawasaki's Okinawa-themed event, also took place in the unseasonable heat, with participants relying on hydration and cooling treats like shaved ice. Many event attendees noted that the heat felt hotter than in Okinawa, despite it being mid-September. Source

Festival producers understand the importance of a seamless digital experience. That's why many are opting to create dedicated websites that not only showcase the festival's location, lineup, and amenities but also integrate essential services directly on-site. At Vibez, we realize that no one wants to be redirected multiple times just to secure tickets or accommodations. Our solutions ensure that everything from ticket purchasing to booking stays is integrated smoothly, keeping your visitors engaged and your operations streamlined. Explore how this comes to life on the Solaluna Festival website, where Vibez is flawlessly integrated. Experience the convenience at your fingertips—perfectly optimized for mobile, tablet, and desktop. Let's make every digital interaction count. https://lnkd.in/dJSfiiia

Celebrate Songkran Festival, Thailand's New Year, this April. Nationwide festivities mark the occasion with water fights, traditional ceremonies, and cultural showcases. The Highlights: Water Fights: Engage in playful street battles using water guns, a fun way to welcome the new year. Traditions: Partake in the ceremonial practice of pouring water over Buddha statues and elders, a sign of respect and purification. Food and Culture: Explore Thai street food and enjoy traditional dance and music performances. Songkran is not just a festival; it's a reflection of Thailand's rich cultural heritage, offering a glimpse into the country's traditions and communal spirit. #Jotkulture #TraditionalKnowledge #IntangibleCulturalHeritage #CulturalIntellectualProperty #CulturalPropertyLaw #CulturalHeritage #CulturalPropertyRights #CulturalOwnership #IndigenousRights #HeritageProtection #CulturalAppropriation #CulturalAppreciation

Happy Holi everyone!🌈 Let us know in the comment section which look you got this Holi . . . #happyholi #festival #memes #marketingsamadhan #digitalmarketing #mememarketing #trendingreels #holilook #holifestival #holicelebration

Our traditional Chinese festival-Qingming Festival is coming tomorrow. Kindly share some informations of this Festival. The origin of Qingming Festival: Qingming Festivalis a traditional Chinese festival and one of the most important holiday of sacrifice. It usually falls on April 4 or 5. Tomb-sweeping day is the day of ancestor worship and the grave, has a history of more than two thousand five hundred years ago. How Do Chinese Celebrate the Qingming Festival? 1. Spring Outing Qingming is also called Taqing Festival. Tomb-sweeping day, everyone will go out and enjoy the spring blossoms., feel everything recovery. 2. Tomb Sweeping — the Most Important Custom of Qingming Festival 3. Putting Willow Branches on Gates Foods for Qingming Festival: Qingming festival is just a solar term first name，it becomes the ancestors of the festival is concerned with the cold food festival. 1.Sweet Green Rice Balls 2.Qingming Cakes 3.Park Seed Cake #traditionalChinesefestival

🚧 What a Japanese Festival taught me about the Theory of Constraints 🚦 Ever had one of those moments where a real-world situation perfectly mirrors a concept you've been learning? Recently, I experienced just that. I was coming back home from a day away from Tokyo. I completely forgot my neighborhood was hosting one of the biggest matsuri festivals in Japan that day. As I got off the train, I was greeted by a massive crowd. Due to the festival performances, some areas were closed off, including several station gates. Despite having organized trains and a well-run festival, everything came to a halt because the gates couldn't handle the flow of people. This was a perfect, real-life example of the Theory of Constraints (TOC) in action. In that moment, the station gates were the constraint that slowed down the entire system. Just like in the TOC, where identifying and addressing the constraint is key to improving overall throughput, the station could have improved the flow by opening more gates or implementing a better crowd management strategy. 💡 In my recent TOC training, I delved into concepts like identifying system constraints, managing bottlenecks, and the five focusing steps of TOC. Much like the festival scene, every system has its constraints—those limiting factors that hold back performance. By focusing on these constraints, whether in a supply chain, production line, or even everyday situations, we can unlock smoother, more efficient processes. The matsuri was a vivid reminder: No matter how well everything else is running, a single constraint can impact the entire system. Recognizing and addressing that one weak link can transform chaos into flow. Grateful to have had this training, as it continues to shift my perspective on problem-solving and process improvement. 🔎 I also learned another thing: all restaurants are closed when you try to order on Uber Eats during a matsuri disrupting the logistics in your neighborhood. Time to chop those vegetables myself! 🥦🍅 #TheoryOfConstraints #ContinuousImprovement #ProcessOptimization #OperationalExcellence