What You Might Not Know
Luck, Laughter, and Adaptability — Tanuki’s Way
The Tanuki, often seen as a cheerful raccoon dog from Japanese folklore, is much more than a playful trickster. Known for its ability to shape-shift,...
A Thousand Cranes, One Quiet Message
The origami crane is more than just paper art—it’s a cultural icon of peace, healing, and quiet strength. Here are 3 curious details about its...
What Cherry Blossoms Can Teach Us
Cherry blossoms are more than just a seasonal bloom—they hold deep cultural meaning in Japan. Here are 3 things you should know about sakura, plus...
Why We Turned a Torii Gate Into Something You Can Carry
The Torii gate isn’t just a landmark. It marks a moment—a quiet shift between one space and the next. Here are a few things we’ve...
The Daruma Doll: 3 Things You Should Know
What makes the Daruma doll more than just a good luck charm? From one-eyed goal setting to its unshakable spirit, here are 3 things you...