The 3 Most Famous Japanese Bath Salts Brands
In addition to having a shower, we Japanese take a hot bath almost every day to get rid of everyday fatigue and stress. Accordingly, a wide variety of bath salts with various health benefits are...
Category: Daily necessaries
The Benefits of Persimmon Soap that Became a Popular Topic
Have you ever heard of persimmon soap? Actually, persimmon soap, more precisely, astringent persimmon soap has become a topic of conversation in recent years in Japan, because the plant-originated soap is excellent in removing...
Yunohana Powder: Natural Bath Salts with Onsen Components
As you know, Japanese tend to take a hot bath almost every day to relieve everyday fatigue. Accordingly in Japan, there are a wide variety of bath salts that help ease such weariness and...
Bath Salts: Bathclin Nihon no Meito Noboribetsu Karurusu
Today, a large variety of Japanese bath salts are available on Amazon.com, from famous brands, such as Bathcline and Bath Roman, to minor products. Some of them are well-recognized in Japan but haven’t become popular...
Bath Salts: AYURA Meditation Bath Helps You Fully Relax
Mindfulness Meditation has become a topic of conversation in many countries around the world in recent years. Whether you are into the mediation or not, don’t you want to relax as much as possible while...
How to Choose Your Bento Box
Bento boxes that meet various types of needs have been increasing in recent years and many varieties are available on the internet nowadays. How to choose A Bento Box When you choose a bento lunch...
Bathclin Kikiyu: Japanese Bath Salts Effective for Each Symptom
“Bathclin (バスクリン)” is a leading Japanese daily necessity company manufacturing a wide variety of bath salts. Its flagship bath salts brand has the same name as the company name, “Bathclin” whose series has a large...
Kyusu: 3 Types of Traditional Japanese Teapots
In recent years, a wide variety of traditional Japanese teapots “Kyusu (急須)” can be bought online. But do you know there are several types with different properties in Kyusu? Actually, Kyusu teapots can be divided...
