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Everything to Know About Golden Week in Japan
Golden Week is the name given to the week in Spring that houses 4 of the 16 Japanese national holidays. The week begins with Shōwa Day followed by Constitution Day,...
Everything to Know About Golden Week in Japan
Golden Week is the name given to the week in Spring that houses 4 of the 16 Japanese national holidays. The week begins with Shōwa Day followed by Constitution Day,...
Vernal Equinox Day: Celebrating the Arrival of ...
The Vernal Equinox, also known as Shunbun no Hi (春分の日), is a celebration of the March equinox, which astrologically marks the beginning of spring in Japan. This national holiday usually...
Vernal Equinox Day: Celebrating the Arrival of ...
The Vernal Equinox, also known as Shunbun no Hi (春分の日), is a celebration of the March equinox, which astrologically marks the beginning of spring in Japan. This national holiday usually...
Lookbook: Spring Bedding Bundles
In the Northern Hemisphere, or the “top” half of the planet, each of the 4 seasons creates distinct changes in weather, and environment throughout the year. For many living in...
Lookbook: Spring Bedding Bundles
In the Northern Hemisphere, or the “top” half of the planet, each of the 4 seasons creates distinct changes in weather, and environment throughout the year. For many living in...
Hinamatsuri - Doll's Day
Hinamatsuri (雛祭り; "Doll's Festival"), also known as or Girls' Day Doll's Day, is a religious holiday in Japan, celebrated annually on March 3rd. During this occasion, parents pray for the health,...
Hinamatsuri - Doll's Day
Hinamatsuri (雛祭り; "Doll's Festival"), also known as or Girls' Day Doll's Day, is a religious holiday in Japan, celebrated annually on March 3rd. During this occasion, parents pray for the health,...
A Brief History of Japanese Incense
Incense is an important aspect of Japanese culture that dates back nearly 1,500 years. Greater Japan was introduced to incense by Zen Buddhists, who used it at their temples during...
A Brief History of Japanese Incense
Incense is an important aspect of Japanese culture that dates back nearly 1,500 years. Greater Japan was introduced to incense by Zen Buddhists, who used it at their temples during...
3 Reasons to Sleep on a Shikifuton
In Japanese culture, concepts like minimalism and the philosophy of “less is more” have been in practice for thousands of years. Japanese people have long recognized the significance in keeping...
3 Reasons to Sleep on a Shikifuton
In Japanese culture, concepts like minimalism and the philosophy of “less is more” have been in practice for thousands of years. Japanese people have long recognized the significance in keeping...