Is only a good appearance all that really matters?
“The more beau…
One Generation Away: The Fragility of Family Recipes and Traditional Crafts
What family recipe did you enjoy in your childhood and you wished you had learned to make? In this article, I would like to observe the word “tradition” with you through family recipes.
The Real Superpowers of Kimonos—Its Practicality & Sustainability | Old is New #2
Is it possible for one shape of clothing to serve all ages (except children), figures, and personal tastes and make everyone look good in it? Also, the clothing covers every occasion, from loungewear to formal (except doing sports). On top of that, it’s eco-friendly. If “Oh, that cannot be done LOL” was your answer, you would be very surprised by this article.
Let’s Science a Traditional Material! | Old is New #1
What do you think of when you hear “traditional material”? What comes to mind first? While many people around the world seek new sustainable solutions, why don’t we reevaluate traditional materials and methods?
Behind the Scene: MiseNoMa—Why I decided to choose the inefficient path
Is it possible to recreate a physical store-like experience without having the actual store and having a long distance? No, I am not talking about online shops. Other experiences you enjoy at your favorite local boutiques. To recreate the experience, I decided to take the inefficient path. Find out what it is and why.
Before it’s Too Late: The Japanese Landscapes You Cherish Could Disappear Sooner Than You Think.
International travelers play a vital role in saving the exotic atmosphere in their destinations.
Do you like traveling abroad? Are you a seeker of traditional, authentic scenery? If your answers are “yes” and “yes,” this is the article for you. You could play a significant role in helping locals save the scenery you expect to see.
Delightful! Blending Personal Authenticity with Sustainability—Is old that bad?
“Yeah, but a new one will look fresher and nicer,” said a friend of mine.
That was the moment I realized that “new things are better than old” has permeated our lives so profoundly that it is hard for us to rethink otherwise. The modern thought pattern might be distracting us from noticing the benefits that “old” things can bring to our future. As I introduce two ways for you to express who you are authentically and naturally with old things and heritage crafts items, I will suggest how heritage craftsmanship can benefit our future.