Discover the meaning of 'nokorimono niwa fuku ga aru'—the quiet power and fortune found in what’s left behind in Japanese culture.

Explore the paradox of effort. Learn from Tsukahara Bokuden’s wisdom why trying too hard can block mastery in calligraphy, business, and life.

Explore how the forests of the Bōsō Peninsula inspire growth, resilience, and leadership lessons. Let nature guide your personal and professional journey.

Explore the Samurai wisdom of 'Breathe as Dust.' Reflect on stillness, humility, and finding meaning in the smallness of life and the universe.

Explore the story of senjafuda, Edo’s social media. From stylish self-expression to nuisance, discover its cultural evolution in Japan.

Explore the beauty of spring in Japan. Reflect on new beginnings, the concept of Ma, and the poetic rhythm of Japanese aesthetics.

Explore the contrast in cherry blossoms and calligraphy. Learn how Japanese aesthetics embrace balance, simplicity, and harmony.

Explore Zengo Saidan, a Zen principle from samurai wisdom. Learn how living in the present can transform your leadership and life.

Explore how ancient Japanese poetry inspires modern creativity. Discover the vivid colors and emotions in Man’yōshū's timeless love stories.

Explore Japanese wisdom on balancing life's tensions, inspired by traditional craftsmanship and modern insights for sustainable success.

Explore how Date Masamune's Japanese leadership wisdom reveals why true business crisis originates from within, not external factors.

Explore Ichiyō Raifuku, the Japanese wisdom of spring renewal, and discover how ancient traditions celebrate nature's new beginnings.

Journey through Japanese haiku poetry and discover how these 17-syllable verses contain universes of meaning in minimal space.

Discover the transformative power of Japanese tea ceremony mindfulness through Wa-Kei-Sei-Jaku principles.

Is calligraphy a just skill, art, or something else?

Explore the concept of hidden beauty. Let's listen to Shirasu Masako.

Why don’t you try kakizome (the first calligraphy of the year) this year?

As we step into the year of the snake, let’s take inspiration from 巳.

As we step into 2025, a year filled with new possibilities, I hope to carry the spirit of Fueki Ryuko forward.

A Japanese proverb: Drink, but don’t let the drink drinks you!