The Wabi Sabi Journal
Dō: The Way or the Path in Japanese Life
Explore how the Japanese concept of Dō—the way or the path—infuses everyday life with meaning, mindfulness, and a deeper appreciation for the journey.
Dō: The Way or the Path in Japanese Life
Explore how the Japanese concept of Dō—the way or the path—infuses everyday life with meaning, mindfulness, and a deeper appreciation for the journey.
The Lucky Cat: A Symbol of Fortune and Prosperity
The Lucky Cat, a symbol of good fortune, invites prosperity with its beckoning paw and vibrant colors.
The Lucky Cat: A Symbol of Fortune and Prosperity
The Lucky Cat, a symbol of good fortune, invites prosperity with its beckoning paw and vibrant colors.
Aimai: The Beauty of Ambiguity in Japanese Culture
Discover the beauty of Aimai (曖昧), a Japanese concept of embracing ambiguity in communication, and how it can deepen our connections with others.
Aimai: The Beauty of Ambiguity in Japanese Culture
Discover the beauty of Aimai (曖昧), a Japanese concept of embracing ambiguity in communication, and how it can deepen our connections with others.
Nemawashi: The Japanese Art of Laying the Groun...
Nemawashi, meaning ‘laying the groundwork,’ is a vital concept in Japanese culture, emphasizing the importance of careful preparation and consensus-building in both business and daily life.
Nemawashi: The Japanese Art of Laying the Groun...
Nemawashi, meaning ‘laying the groundwork,’ is a vital concept in Japanese culture, emphasizing the importance of careful preparation and consensus-building in both business and daily life.
Hoshigaki: Japan's Sun-Dried Persimmon Tradition
Discover the art of 干し柿 (hoshigaki), Japan’s beloved sun-dried persimmons, and learn how this seasonal favorite brings warmth and nostalgia to wintertime.
Hoshigaki: Japan's Sun-Dried Persimmon Tradition
Discover the art of 干し柿 (hoshigaki), Japan’s beloved sun-dried persimmons, and learn how this seasonal favorite brings warmth and nostalgia to wintertime.
Where the Gods Gather: The Fascinating Folklore...
October, known as Kannazuki—the 'Month Without Gods'—is a time when all the deities gather at Izumo Taisha, transforming this sacred shrine into the heart of Japan's spiritual connection.
Where the Gods Gather: The Fascinating Folklore...
October, known as Kannazuki—the 'Month Without Gods'—is a time when all the deities gather at Izumo Taisha, transforming this sacred shrine into the heart of Japan's spiritual connection.