Blogs

In Japan, the love of cherry blossoms runs deep. Every spring, the arrival of sakura feels like something quietly celebrated across the whole country. The cherry blossom front, known as the sakura ze … read more

Coming of Age Day (Seijin no Hi) is a national holiday in Japan that marks the transition into adulthood. Held each January, it is a day when local communities formally recognize young people who hav … read more

When I recall the summers of my childhood, one of the most vivid memories is my mother in our kitchen, preparing red shiso juice. The earthy, slightly tangy aroma would waft through the house as the … read more

In our office, we keep a quiet tradition we call “small world.” It’s a hand-arranged, ever-changing corner that reflects the spirit of each season. Through it, we create a space ric … read more

In Japan, early May brings gentle rains known as samidare (五月雨) — a hallmark of the country’s early summer traditions. These rains coincide with Children’s Day, a national celebrati … read more