
A Japanese mind in the Western world — exploring life, art, sport, and human potential through the lens of Japanese philosophy.
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“Yuniwa no Inaho” by Konno Kakei, Jingu Agricultural Museum collection.
I live in America now, but I eat rice every day. And I am truly thankful to receive it.
In Japan, people have treated rice with great care since ancient times. Every...
Utagawa Kuniyoshi (歌川国芳), Gozu Tennō (Susanoo) and Inada-hime, from the series Honchō Eiyū Den (本朝英雄傳). Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.
This is the fourth piece in my series Weather and the Human Being.
Last time, I explored the the...
The Great Buddha Hall of Tōdai-ji in Nara, home of the Great Buddha. Photo by the author.
This article grew out of the conversations D_Lab and I have been having through our articles. So I think of it as part of our collaboration.
If I ex...
Photo by Tobias Bjerknes on Unsplash
This article is a continuation of my last one, “Who Deals the Cards of Life?” In that article, I thought of the events that happen in our life as cards in our hand, and tried to unfold...
I enjoy reading many writers on Substack, but I especially enjoy Mai Mizokawa's "Letters." She is traveling, and right now she is in Georgia (the country in the Caucasus, not the U.S. state).
Every week she posts her “Letter” from differen...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Ancient Japanese wisdom and science, with a focus on Japanese mythology and Buddhism. As a Japanese living in California, I explore life, art, sport, and everything in between — through the lens of Japanese philosophy, rediscovered in my 50s.
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