
Traditional and pop Japanese art and culture are explained by a kimono-clad Japanese writer. I will be your reliable guide\ud83c\udf38
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Our shrines and temples have grown even more delightful
Given the number of lives it claimed and the impact it had on societies around the world, the COVID-19 pandemic was a great tragedy. Yet some people may recall lovely experiences, suc...
“Star and Sun Market” produced by Tokyo Night Market (promotional material via PR Times)
Summers in Tokyo are sweltering. In August 2025, Tokyo’s average temperature reached a record high of 29.6°C, with the highest reading hitting 38.5°C....
We have been upholding these portal shrines for 1,300 years
If you visit Japan in July or August, you may experience a local summer festival. And you may witness a mikoshi (神輿) being carried by dozens of people, often accompanied by the ch...
And some prominent Dutch artists inspired by drag culture
When meeting someone, many people pay attention to their clothing. Whether the person is wearing a suit, jeans, or a police uniform, you may also guess what they want from you. You...
Public domain image via photoAC
When I started this newsletter a year and a half ago, I had no idea what would happen. But I did set a goal: to gain 100 paying subscribers.
Rather than simply wanting to make money (If I were that sort of...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
London-based, kimono-clad Japanese writer & translator. I share my insights and experiences about art, culture, and travel\ud83c\udf38
I used to know a little bit about some things. Now I am not so sure. That may change. FAQ (since bots): 69 years old, single, never married, no kids. Near Jupiter, FL. Retired jcksnhsr at gmail dot com
An art and craft enthusiast (especially marbelling) who makes up for lack with talent with excess of enthusiasm!
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