Japanese party

Japanese culture has taken the world by storm, and for good reason! Ninja, Kokeshi dolls, sushi, ramen, anime, samurai - there's an endless list of things that make us fall in love with Japan! So if you are hosting a Japanese themed party, then you're in luck! Here are 23 Superb Ideas To Host a Great Japanese Themed Party! #giftideas #japaneseculture #japanesestyle

This fabulous JAPANESE OMBRE BIRTHDAY PARTY was submitted by Sarah Osmotherly of Sugar Coated Mama. What a gorgeous party! I love all of the bright accent colors used throughout it. I especially love the the fun banners, origami cranes, and hanging lanterns; they are so fun and festive! This party has so many spectacular ideas that you could use for a tween or adult birthday party, Japanese Dinner Party, or a Japanese Themed Shower. The Japanese party ideas and elements that I like best from…

Celebrate the Chinese New Year (or just celebrate your family’s love of Chinese takeout) with a simple yet elegant chinese new year party.

A Japanese Ninja Birthday Party - ideas on DIY decorations, printables, food, drinks, desserts table, games and favors for a boy celebration!

Hear the war cry and get ready to fight, this Japanese Ninja Warrior Birthday Party by Emma Craven of My Little Party, out of Perth, Australia, has done it right! Honing details so cute and fun, this darling bash is packed with elements for you to snag! Some of which, include: Ninja Cake Bamboo Backdrop Stone Yukimi Lanterns Pillow-seated Guest Table Ninja Table Settings Color-coordinated Paper Lanterns Grass Plants Rice Krispie Sushi And Personalized Ninja Favor Boxes!

Alexis M's Birthday / Japanese - Photo Gallery at Catch My Party

Konnichiwa! Gorgeous Cherry Blossom inspiration, playful Kimmidoll designs and tasty Pocky snacks are my favorite parts of this Cheerful Japanese

Magalie Sarnataro's . Japanese gate 7ft : foam board cutout, red paint outlined with lights Space fillers for bleachers Asian themed party

Bring spring indoors all year round with DIY Japanese cherry blossom trees, also called sakura. During the final week of March and the first few weeks in April, these special trees explode in pale pink blossoms down to the tip of every branch. While it might be difficult to see the actual trees at their peak, you can easily make your own version using a few supplies (like napkins and paper towels) you already have around the house and a quick trip to the backyard or park.