Reflecting on Sustainable Living in Japan
Living sustainably has been a center of our attention in the past couple of years. I see so many people trying to change their lifestyle for a better future. Sustainable living means finding unsustainable or destructive practices and changing them…
Traveling often generates extra waste—from plastic water bottles to souvenir shopping bags. But with some thoughtful planning, you can significantly reduce your environmental footprint while exploring the world. This guide introduces compact, practical items that make sustainable travel both convenient…
I sometimes buy expensive products. Not because I am wealthy, but because I know that I will use it for a long time. We tend to calculate our budget, counting the money in and the money out each month. If…
Like many people, I have a hard time saving money. Whenever I receive extra money, I want to spend it on frivolous things. Temptations are everywhere. It’s so easy to spend money, making it harder to do the opposite. Lately,…
In Japan, we have a tradition of cleaning the entire house at the end of year in December. It’s like spring cleaning during which we clean the house before the coming of the warm season. I like the ritual of…
Halloween is no longer just a Western tradition—it’s now a massive celebration in Japan, with people dressing up in creative costumes, hosting spooky parties, and, of course, indulging in all kinds of Halloween treats! But while you’re busy picking out…
Spring is arriving slowly but surely. It is time to change our wardrobe. It’s also time to check if we still need all the clothes that we have in our closet. There are usually few pieces of clothes that we…
