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Satoyama Near Lake Biwa: What is Satoyama?

What is Satoyama? In Japanese, the word Satoyama symbolizes ‘sustainability’. Sato means livable or arable land, and the word

Satoyama is usually located at the upperstream of rivers near the mountains, and these places are known as depopulated areas,

Recently, I receive a lot of couchsurfing requests, a few times a week, which is rather surprising considering the fact

A friend of mine is attending an event called Slow Food Nations held in Denver Colorado this weekend. It

If you want to learn how to make Natto without using rice straw or mint, just with soybeans, this is

If you want to learn how to make Natto from mint, this is exactly the site you are looking for.

Two Reasons Why You Want to Make Your Own Natto Fermented Soybeans The reason why my Natto is bigger than

I am very disappointed that Japan lost the game against Belgium, but I was thrilled by Takashi Inui’s goal.

Japanese happiness and Ikigai aren’t what they seem. Recently Japan has been featured in many books that we are a