Category: culture
Overtourism: Arashiyama Launches Night Event To Ease Daytime Crowds
Arashiyama has launched a new night event called Moonlit Path on October 1st to tackle overtourism by shifting visitor traffic into the evening and channeling proceeds back into the local community. The illuminated walk runs from 6 p. m. to 9 p. m. through October 31st, lighting up Nagatsuji Street and the famed Bamboo Grove, with a paid zone featuring bamboo-themed light installations.
Love apples: Nutrition, culinary uses, and more
Often mistaken for a vegetable, love apples are an interesting fruit with a rich history and unique characteristics.
Virtual Jesus? People of faith divided as AI enters religion
NEW YORK, United States — Artificial intelligence, the technology upending nearly every corner of society, is creeping into religion. It is serving up virtual Jesus and automated sermons — a change drawing mixed reviews from the faithful. Religious chatbots and other faith-based digital tools are growing in number. They offer counsel, comfort and spiritual guidance during
Faithful cheer Padres on at watch party, but it’s not enough – Cubs end their season
Jackson Merrill sparked hope for fans gathered Thursday in Gallagher Square at Petco Park but the Padres lost 3-1 ending their playoff run.
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi extends wishes on Vijayadashmi
On Vijayadashami 2025, leaders including Priyanka Gandhi extended heartfelt wishes to citizens. She highlighted Dussehra as a festival symbolising the triumph of good over evil, truth over falsehood, and justice over injustice.
Mumbai News: NGMA Opens Rare Exhibition On Mahatma Gandhi Ahead Of Gandhi Jayanti; See Photos
The exhibits are part of art connoisseur Kishore Jhunjhunwala’s private collection and feature stamps, coins, letters, photographs, footprints, relics, voice recordings, and other items connected to Gandhi’s life and legacy. The exhibition is held in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture, Government of India.
The truth about multigenerational homes, ‘Modern Family’ ignores
Modern Family is a popular sitcom that gives a humorous take on family life, but when it comes to multigenerational households, it often misses the mark.
Navratri 2025: 400 kg silver, 3 kg gold crown adorn Durga idol in Cuttack
Navratri 2025: 400 kg silver, 3 kg gold crown adorn Durga idol in Cuttack
Gary Shteyngart reflects on his botched bris in a new short film
Told with humor, sensitivity, and pain, the 20-minute film shot almost entirely in black and white is directed by Dana Ben-Ari.
Why Japan’s onsen towns are a must-see
Japan’s onsen towns provide a unique cultural experience, combining natural hot springs with rich traditions.
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