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Japanese Spirit

Wabi-Sabi: The Beauty That Dwells in Imperfection

Wabi-sabi is the heart of Japanese aesthetics—embracing imperfection, simplicity, and the beauty of aging. Discover its origins in the tea ceremony, its meaning in everyday life, and why the world is falling in love with this timeless philosophy.
Culture

Kotatsu: The Devilish Charm of Japan’s Ultimate Winter Comfort

The kotatsu, often considered a symbol of Japanese winter, is a heating appliance that has the power to make people lazy. Yet, at the same time, it creates a warm and cozy space where family and friends can gather. Is the kotatsu a symbol of idleness, or is it the essence of winter happiness? The answer can only be known by those who have experienced it themselves.Now, step into the world of the kotatsu—
Culture

The Living Art of Time: The Profound World of Bonsai

Discover the timeless art of bonsai: its history, philosophy, styles, and how to care for your own living miniature tree.
Japanese Spirit

Why Are the Japanese So Captivated by Cherry Blossoms?

Why are cherry blossoms so cherished in Japan? Discover the cultural, spiritual, and historical reasons behind Japan’s deep connection to sakura. Includes top viewing spots across the country.
Culture

Namahage : The Night When Oni Visit

Explore Namahage, the sacred demon ritual passed down in the Oga Peninsula of Akita, Japan. This article dives into its ancient origins, historical background, and cultural significance. Recognized by UNESCO as an intangible cultural heritage, Namahage remains a living tradition.
Craftsmanship

Tsugaru Vidro: The Art of Colors Reflecting the Four Seasons

Tsugaru Vidro is a handcrafted glass art from Aomori, Japan, reflecting the beauty of the four seasons through vibrant colors and traditional "chūbuki" blowing techniques. Perfect as home décor or a thoughtful gift.
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