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Making wood into alcohol, Drinking the history of the tree.Rie Horie and the Forestry Research Institute explore the seeds of new shikohin ideas through plants
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BOTANICALS
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At the forefront of the sober curious movement: How the founder of NYC’s first alcohol-free bar is expanding the options and culture of ‘not drinking’
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At the forefront of the sober curious movement: Why so many people want to spend their nights at NYC’s first alcohol-free bar, “Listen Bar”
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How the new luxury movement will change shikohin experiences. Interview with business and culture designer Hiroyuki Anzai
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BOTANICALS
Mankind cannot survive without plants. Botanist Osamu Tanaka on the future of shikohin through the eyes of science, history and modern technology
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How can we better enjoy the blessings of water from our forests?Learning about forests and water in Japan from Forested Watershed Management Professor Koichiro Kuraji
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Drink the river and mountain
Delivering the Japanese spice “Grape Sansho” to the world, A Japanese spice from the mountains of Wakayama, praised by the world’s top chefs
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CRAFTS
Azumino Wasabi gathering global attention.Fourth generation owner of Fujiya Wasabi Farm is changing the wasabi industry
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Harvesting chamomile and planting hops in our ongoing collaboration with PAYSAN Herb Farm in Ishikawa
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A new drink experience with Japan’s first non-alcoholic gin NEMA. The explorations of a bartender who has mastered the art of cocktails
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A restaurants that opens at 11 am serves a course of non-alcoholic drinks with alcohol as chasers. Owner emmy is exploring creativity and freedom at her restaurant, -oriori-
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Direct trade of coffee beans by the jute bag TYPICA, a new platform for the global coffee market based on new aspirations and kindness
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