Mizuhiki – Adorning Life
Mizuhiki is an ancient Japanese art of knot-tying. This intricate craft has evolved over the centuries and is now cherished in modern Japan as both a holiday gift and a decorative element.
Gardens of Eden, almost
Gardens in Japan are more than just beautiful green spaces; they’re an art form that reflects the country’s history, culture, and philosophical ideas.
Sumi-e, Less is More
We hear often that “Less is more”. Hmmm, what exactly does it mean?! Perhaps the artwork “Sumi-e” can visually explain it.
Halloween with a Japanese twist
Halloween, a festival that originated in the Western world, has gradually found its way into the heart of Japan.
Karate – fighting with empty hands
No guns, no weapons, Karate is a self-defense technique to fight with bare hands
Our Seas, We Are Killing Them!
Today is called “Umi no Hi”, or the day we celebrate our seas. Covering more than 70 percent of our planet, oceans are among the earth’s most valuable
Bonsai bit-by-bit
Bonsai, the art of minituarising trees is a practice that requires patience, skills, and lots of love
Feel the Zen in an Onsen
Onsen or hot springs were deemed sacred places where people went to cure injuries and diseases
Ghibli, I dreamt a dream
Renowned internationally and winner of 2002 Academy Awards for Best Animated Feature, Studio Ghibli is a dream come true.
Hurray! It’s Onigiri’s Day!
The “onigiri”🍙 , is also referred to as “omusubi”. Contrary to popular beliefs, onigiri is not a kind of sushi.