Tending Gardens by Kana
Kana ChanA newsletter about daily life in rural Japan. Based in Kamikatsu, Japan’s first zero-waste village.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 69 | Subscribers | Read | tendinggardens.substack.com |
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The Month Without Gods
Returning home from Canada, I’m slowly finding my rhythm again in the village. In just three weeks, the landscape has changed. The greens are dulling, the daylight shorter, weaker. Almost all the rice fields have been harvested, and bundles...
How I Accidentally Became a Tea Maker
I’m back “home” in Canada for a few weeks to celebrate my sister’s wedding—one of the most beautiful reasons to travel! Over the past two years, I’ve been lucky enough to attend the weddings of close friends, but celebrating my sister feels...
A Japanese Fermented Tea
I’m sweating under my wide-brimmed straw hat, plucking leaves from the branch and tossing them into a basket strapped to my hips for this year’s Awa Bancha tea. Beads of sweat drip down my face and coat the surface of my skin like I’ve just...
How Community Nurtures Our Well-being
When I moved to the Japanese countryside, I expected my most immediate health (and mental health) benefit would come from my proximity to nature. Before living in Kamikatsu, I had been living in the second largest city in Bangladesh, one of...
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Postcards from rural Japan | Sharing small moments of everyday life & exploring sustainability, seasonality, and community.
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