Satoyo’s Substack
Satoyo, Born & Raised in JapanA newsletter about food, agriculture, and lifestyles that do not put a strain on the human body or the global environment, and that do not go against the natural cycle and natural life processes.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 22 | Subscribers | Read | kajinosato.substack.com |
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The story of my aunt who started a sewing company for war widows in postwar Japan
In my previous article, I wrote about how Japanese Matsuri have changed over time, inspired by an encounter with a female business owner. This time, I’ll write about my aunt, who started a sewing company shortly after the end of World War I...
Exploring Japanese culture through "Matsuri"
Nebuta Matsuri @Aomori Tourism Information Site
Visiting Hyakusaiji Temple while enjoying nostalgic rural landscape
Niomon Gate of Hyakusaiji Temple : Phot by Satoyo
Shrines were center of communities
Photo by Satoyo : A quiet shrine surrounded by old trees
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I live in Kyoto and have experience in architecture, advertising sales and welfare organisations before becoming an independent management consultant. I write about Japanese culture, traditions and mentality through these experiences.
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