
Mottainai. Ma. Danshari. Japanese words that carry entire worldviews. I'm a Tokyo-born writer and former Japanese language teacher. Every issue, I take one thing Japan has left unsaid — and say it, carefully, in English.
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You cannot bow to someone over the phone. I did it anyway.
It was a regular call, not a video. The person on the other end could not see me. And I was standing in my kitchen, lowering my head in a slow, deliberate angle, as though the apol...
After I received my Japanese language teaching certification, I wanted to teach abroad. I applied to an organization that dispatched Japanese teachers overseas, passed the examination, and waited.
During the interview, they asked where I w...
There is a rule in Japanese martial arts that sounds simple until you watch it happen in real life.
Rei ni hajimari, rei ni owaru. 「礼に始まり、礼に終わる。」
It begins with a bow, and ends with a bow. Before the match, both players bow to each other....
Every February, my husband comes home with chocolate.
Not one box. Several. Wrapped carefully, with small notes attached, from the women at his office. Japanese Valentine’s Day runs on a rule that confused every Westerner I have ever tried...
It was sunny when I arrived.
The hydrangeas at Meigetsuin were everything I had been told they would be. Blue deepening toward violet at the center, clusters pressed against each other along every path, a color that seems to absorb the Jun...
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Mottainai. Ma. Danshari. Japanese words that carry entire worldviews. I'm a Tokyo-born writer and former Japanese language teacher. Every issue, I take one thing Japan has left unsaid — and say it, carefully, in English.
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