Satoyama Near Lake Biwa: Summer Vacation
The summer vacation has begun. Wow! That’s fantastic. Well, not my vacation, my son’s. It means he is
Author: omimerchant
I am a writer and a sustainable prosperity coach. I live in Hino town in Japan which is the birthplace of Omi-Hino-merchants, one of the most successful merchants in Japan during the 18th century and the 19th century. As a matter of fact, I live in a house that used to belong to an Omi-merchant. In this blog, I am introducing ways to be sustainably prosperous, by sharing ideas I gained from Omi-merchants, natural farming, Zen, Japanese traditional ways of living, psychology, success motivational philosophies, and spirituality.
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Satoyama Near Lake Biwa: Liberalism is Emerging in Satoyama
Another thing the young naturally conscious people brought to Satoyama is liberalism. Since traditional Satoyama culture is collective and
Satoyama Near Lake Biwa: Individualism is Emerging in Satoyama
Satoyama near lake Biwa is attracting many young naturally conscious people and they are reshaping the Satoyama culture. One thing
How to Find Your Ikigai Without Using the Ikigai Diagram: Sanpo-Yoshi
If you want to know how to find your Ikigai without using the Ikigai Diagram, this is the blogpost you
How to Find Your Ikigai Without Using the Ikigai Diagram
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How to Find Your Ikigai Part2: Sanpo-Yoshi
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Satoyama Near Lake Biwa: Why is it Okay to be Lazy?
If you are interested in how young naturally conscious Japanese people are reshaping the Satoyama culture from the secret to
Satoyama Near Lake Biwa: A New Satoyama Lifestyle of Young Naturally Conscious Japanese People
A new Satoyama lifestyle is emerging among young naturally conscious Japanese people at Satoyama near lake Biwa. Lake Biwa
Omi-merchant's way of Sustainable Prosperity 