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What will become of after work drinking parties? Consultant Takanori Sakaguchi and critic Tunehiro Uno explore the changing dynamics of work and alcohol culture
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“ shikohin ”
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“Tea tipsy” is an intoxicating non-alcoholic experience The explorations of a sommelier and Chinese Tea Master
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Reclaiming open time through shikohin in our closed modern world：Researcher of Bergson Philosophy, Yasushi Hirai
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Time does not exist on a singular line ：Researcher of Bergson Philosophy, Yasushi Hirai on how to free oneself from tamed time
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The Japanese tea ceremony is installation art that combines physics, chemistry, knowledge and culture. Tea Master and Engineer Toru Ota
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On the trail of Japan’s first specialty coffee ADA FARM in the rich forests of Yanbaru, Okinawa
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The playful side of Japanese tea ceremonies Head of “Ossu Syugeibu” expresses shikohin and its experiences
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Shikohin production starts with soil : Soil Scientist Fujii Kazumichi
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Bringing back the joy of tea selection A new era of Japanese medicinal herbs and traditional tea culture
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Have dating apps turned love and relationships into a matter of preference?Philosopher Koichiro Kokubun discusses shikohin with college students
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Everybody has small addictions Philosopher Koichiro Kokubun discusses shikohin with youth
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“I don’t like discussing shikohin too seriously” Takeshi Yoro questions the modern day emphasis put on individual preferences
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DIG THE TEA and PAYSAN join for an experimental project to plant herbs in the terraced fields of Ishikawa
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Bringing back unstrategic pleasure in leisure activities Similarities in games, food and drink that will enrich the world
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Open the windows between your body and mind. Doctor Toshiro Inaba on avoiding addiction and living a positive life with shikohin
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Exploring cocktails and time at Bar iXey, a herbal liqueurs bar in Kyoto
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Do not separate “needs” and “wants” The key is vernacular shikohin Interview with Toshiaki Ishikura, a researcher of mythology and anthropology of art （Part 2 of 2）
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Shikohin are embedded in the world we live in Connecting the Himalayas, Tohoku mountains and Tokyo suburbs Interview with Toshiaki Ishikura, a researcher of mythology and anthropology of art （Part 1 of 2）
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