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Quote of the day by Japanese poet Yosa Buson: ‘What you want to acquire, you should dare to acquire by any means…’ – Lesson on desire, courage and life's fleeting opportunitiesYosa Buson, a renowned Japanese poet, emphasized the importance of seizing opportunities as they arise. He held the belief that life presen...- Jennifer Aniston's Japanese-inspired home garden has a simple lesson: 7 budget-friendly ways to recreate the aestheticsJennifer Aniston's serene garden offers adaptable ideas for smaller yards. Layered greenery and natural stone create a peaceful, retreat-li...
- What is Hanok? The Korean home design secret that brings nature, calm and harmony indoors. 6 other Korean philosophies you can follow for a peaceful homeKorean home design focuses on harmony, simplicity and creating peaceful spaces. Inspired by concepts like Hanok, Yeobaek and Ondol, it comb...
- Japanese Mindset: 'Yūgen'- The Japanese philosophy that reveals the beauty beyond wordsJapanese Mindset: Yugen embodies the deep emotions that elude straightforward articulation. Rooted in Japanese aesthetics, this ideal celeb...
- Japanese Mindset: 'Datsuzoku'- The Japanese philosophy that helps you break free from monotonous routine and rediscover lifeJapanese Mindset: Datsuzoku, a Japanese philosophy, encourages breaking free from predictable daily routines. This mindset involves introdu...
- Japanese proverb of the day: "The moon lives in the heart of the water" — Inspiring life lessons on inner peace, purpose, mindfulness, emotional wisdom, resilience, self-discovery, and why a calm mind often reveals the path you've been searching for in ancient Japanese philosophyToday's famous Japanese proverb of the day says, “The moon lives in the heart of the water.” This timeless saying from ancient Japanese wis...
- Sculpt, lift, glow: Face fitness is having a moment in IndiaFace fitness is emerging as a new category in India’s beauty and wellness market, blending facial massage, muscle stimulation and skincare ...
- Japanese Mindset: Wabi-Sabi- The Japanese aesthetic philosophy that teaches you to find beauty in imperfection and live with less stressWabi-sabi is a Japanese philosophy that finds beauty in imperfection and impermanence. This mindset encourages acceptance of change and app...
- Proverb of the Day: "Happiness is not something to search for, but something to feel"—A classic reminder that true joy lives in the present momentProverb of the Day: A timeless proverb cautions against those who boast about their virtues and honesty. True character, it suggests, is re...
- Business as second nature: Biomimicry offers a framework to shift from replication to innovation using natural principles
- Gurugram builders target Japanese buyers as demand surgesIn the bustling landscape of Gurugram, property developers are now setting their sights on the Japanese market. With a growing influx of Ja...
- Word of the day: KomerebiKomorebi captures what English fumbles to describe: the gentle interplay of dappled sunlight leaking through tree canopies. Born from ancie...
- Apple Ginza, first Apple store outside US, reopens in Tokyo with modern, sustainable redesign after 22 yearsApple Ginza, the first international store, is set to reopen on September 26. The redesigned four-story space blends modern architecture wi...
- Narisawa TokyoNarisawa delivers an exquisitely staged dining experience, enhanced by its 2023 revamp with a modern design. Chef Yoshihiro Narisawa's inno...
- Let's embrace imperfectionsWabi-sabi is a term from traditional Japanese aesthetics that emphasises accepting imperfection and transience. Wabi aims to help us see th...
- Reliance Retail rolls out gourmet store Freshpik in MumbaiFreshpik offers fruits and vegetables as well as essential ingredients for international cuisines.
- The rise of ‘Japandi’ styleNew trend is a mix of two minimalistic, yet distinct, styles – Scandinavian and Japanese
- Yuuka Chef Ting Yen's modern Japanese delicacies are a food lover's dream come trueThe delectable menu features selections ranging from exotic to popular.
- Panasonic India & South Asia CEO Manish Sharma loves Japanese food, and escapes to Rajasthan for a quick breakThis top boss is also mesmerised by London’s architecture.
- Standing up for food: Cutting out seating in a restaurant is clever, but Indians will not have itA 'no-seats' fine dining restaurant by a highly acclaimed Japanese chef in Tokyo had to happen. Minimalism, after all, is a leitmotif of Ja...
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