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Some dates don’t need a year attached to them.
In Japan, March 11 is one of those dates. You say it and people go quiet. Not because they’ve forgotten. Because they haven’t. Because the body remembers what the calendar confirms, and fifteen years later the ground still feels different on that day, even if you’re not standing on it.
This year we were in Aus...
The global destination wedding market hit $42.8 billion in 2024. By 2029, it’s projected to reach $162.1 billion. That’s roughly four times the current size, in five years.
Those are the headline numbers. They get passed around in industry reports and conference keynotes. But the numbers alone don’t tell you much. Growth can mean anything. A rising tide includes inf...
Her flight landed eleven hours ago. She has not slept.
She is standing in the bathroom of a hotel in Hakone, trying to figure out the shower controls, reading labels in a language she does not speak, in a country she has never visited, twelve time zones from the house where she raised the woman getting married tomo...
There is a Japanese word for sunlight filtering through leaves. Komorebi. 木漏れ日. It describes the specific, dappled light that happens when sun passes through a canopy of trees and lands on the ground in moving patterns. Not sunlight in general. Not shade. The interplay between the two. The light that is only visible because something is partially blocking it.
Englis...
We watched Climbing for Life at the Tokyo International Film Festival last year. Sayuri Yoshinaga playing Junko Tabei on screen, seventy years of a life compressed int...