I would like you have happier and fulfilling day in 2017

I would like you to have happier and fulfilling days in 2017. How was your 2016? “For your Happiness and Success, set goals ,” Brian taught me.I would like to share his lesson becuase it works! Today I cleaned my house as Japanese custom for welcoming a New Year and reflected my 2016 .A new …

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Happy Holidays!

Happy Holidays! メリークリスマス In Japan even though they are not Christian, they say, “Merry Christmas!” If you go to Japan and somebody say that, please do not feel happy or sad.  Angry or offended. They can’t think that religion is important for non Japanese people . Japanese people do not practice their religion daily, they …

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Let’s make an easy Halloween flower arrangements!

          Let’s make an easy  Halloween flower arrangements!I am teaching Ikebana.the Japanese art of flower arranging. For an American event, I would like to make a flower arrangement, not having much negative space which we appreciate most in Ikebana.You can fill the space with flowers today. You need *a bouquet if you have …

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This is the typical moon viewing image Ostukimi

Speaking of Otsukimi, Japanese think of Tsukimi Dango、Susuki;pampas grass and rabbits. Dango is dumpling and  they are offered to the moon expressing gratitude for the harvest. Hanami dango is dumpling for viewing cherry blossoms in spring. Tsukimi dango is for viewing the moon in fall. Pampas grass is fall grass. Otsukimi or Tsukimi is a fall …

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Indian friends help me to demonstrate Japanese Tea Ceremony for American guests

It’s very interesting and wonderful experience that my Indian friends helped me to demonstrate Japanese tea ceremony for American guests in the U.S. For us three Unites States is not our home country but we met here and live here.We came form far away each other. Indis produce tons of tea but for the Japanese …

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