In Japan, there’s a concept called yakuotoshi, or “warding off misfortune.”

Explore Yoshida Shoin's words: It is not that the world lacks talent, but rather that there are no people to use it.

Celebrating 100 blog posts of my journey of sharing Japanese culture

Embrace the beauty of impermanence with the Zen concept of 'drifting clouds, flowing water.'

Exploring Rakkan (Seal) Street in Hong Kong

The role of the artist's seal in calligraphy

Explore the power of samurai spirit (Kiai)

Japanese culture is rooted in a delicate appreciation for nature and the changing seasons, so we have many expressions for rain.

Discover a life lessons from a zen monk, "Ken Zen Ichinyo".

Late Edo period samurai, Kawai Tsuginosuke's wisdom, “Burn aloeswood, as well as fart!”

In Japan, we have a saying: “Good fortune comes to those who sleep and wait. The art of sleeping and waiting.

I recently participated in an interview for Ikigai Tribe podcast and I talked about my life as a calligrapher, and Japanese culture.

Some of my artworks are featured on Artsper newsletter.

Explore the profound perspective of Takasugi Shinsaku, a historical figure from the Bakumatsu period.

The art of choosing the perfect washi

明鏡止水 (Meikyo Shisui): a beautiful concept signifying a heart free of distractions and impurities

“Mutual Prosperity” by Jigoro Kano emphasizes trust and unity. As Paris 2024 approaches, let’s uphold this spirit!

Exploring Yamaoka Tesshu’s legacy: from samurai swordsman to Zen calligrapher, blending martial arts and mindfulness through bold strokes.

I visited the Apple Store to experience the new Apple Vision Pro.

Embrace Zeami’s wisdom: ‘Never forget the beginner’s mind.’ Balance forward momentum with mindful growth to face challenges with resilience