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Ukiyo-e, the "pictures of the floating world," is a genre of Japanese woodblock prints that flourished during the Edo period (1603–1868). These pr...
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Low-smoke incense has become increasingly popular among enthusiasts for its ability to create a tranquil atmosphere without overwhelming the sens...
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The relationship between samurai and incense is multifaceted, revealing layers of significance that extend beyond ritualistic and meditative uses....
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Japanese incense has been used for centuries to create a serene and calming atmosphere. Its delicate fragrance can enhance your yoga practice, pro...
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Have you ever pondered what drives people to lead fulfilling lives? In Japan, the answer lies in the concept of Ikigai—a philosophy that weaves to...
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You’ve probably heard of the traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony. Did you know that incense is just as important an art in Japan as tea or Ikebana?
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Did you know that your scent profile plays a significant role in how you experience incense? ...
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Discover Obon: Japan's August Festival
As mid-August approaches, Japan gears up for one of its most cherished events: the Obon festival. This trad...
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Meals are the cornerstone of our daily lives, whether they’re quick fixes or elaborate creations. Effective meal prep not only streamlines your w...
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Welcome on Asayu Blog and our journey of exploring wellness and holistic topics. Today, we would like to introduce Somatic Yoga and its different ...
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When it comes to interior design, creating a full sensory experience is really important. It's not just about how a place looks or functions—more...
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The Tradition of Incense in Japan
In the diversity of sense, one often overlooked is the smell. While sight, sound, and taste frequently steal the...
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