A Japanese Sense of Season
nagi | Japanese Sense 🇯🇵A Japanese woman’s year in kimono, food, and the old calendar — and the quiet luxury of living by season.
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Diversifying Our Relationships
In the conversations I have with people seeking advice, relationship worries come up again and again.
How to get along with other parents.
Relationships at work.
The relationship with one’s own parents.
How close to be with friends....
Don’t Compromise on Shoes, or Men
A Man Like a Good Pair of Boots
A friend of mine likes to repeat something a very charming, very successful woman once told her: don’t compromise on shoes, and don’t compromise on men.
A Japanese Sense of Season is a reader-supported publ...
Where I End and You Begin
People in Japan are often described as growing up attuned to reading the room — sometimes so much that it becomes exhausting. It’s hardly unique to Japan to worry about what others think, but here the habit runs especially deep.
There’s a...
Wearing the Year of the Horse－午年－
A horse, reared up
Late last year, I found an obi.
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At the center, a black horse, reared up on its hind legs.
Not florals. Not wh...
Risshū(立秋)— The Day Autumn Begins, at 32°C
Autumn has arrived on the calendar, if not in the air－秋－
About ten days ago, the season changed.
Not the weather — the calendar.
We passed Risshū, the day the old almanac declares autumn has begun.
And for a moment I thought I could fe...
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Writing from Hiroshima🇯🇵, often on Miyajima, and wherever else I wander. Kimono and modern fashion, tea, flowers, and the old Japanese calendar. One photo, one kanji word. I whisk matcha and grind coffee fresh each morning. Pharmacist · Tarot reader.
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