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A lighter, casual version of the kimono, often worn during summer festivals, fireworks displays, and other informal celebrations. Made of breathable cotton and tied with a simple sash, it is comfortable for hot weather.
A traditional Japanese cultural practice where tea is carefully prepared and served to show respect, harmony, and calmness. It emphasizes mindfulness, aesthetics, and etiquette, often conducted in a serene tea room or garden setting. The ceremony can be simple or highly formal, reflecting the host’s attention to detail and the season.
A beloved spring tradition in Japan where people gather under blooming cherry blossom trees to enjoy the fleeting beauty of the flowers with friends and family. Hanami often involves picnics, seasonal foods, and festive gatherings. It symbolizes the transient nature of life and the appreciation of beauty in the moment. Parks, riversides, and temples are popular hanami spots, often illuminated at night for “yozakura” (night cherry blossoms).