List of businesses in Japan
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This is the blog of Gyoda Nozomi-en, a non-profit organization.
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3 minutes walk from Shinjuku Gyoen Station. You can learn Japanese and Chinese. Many international students come to learn Japanese. Also for Japanese people who want to learn Chinese. You can have the opportunity to come into contact with real foreign languages.
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Nursery schools are places where we cultivate children's hearts. Through play, we teach them gratitude such as "Thank you" and "Thanks to you."
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Our company offers easy suggestions for festive meals, seasonal events, celebrations, and party cuisine, allowing you to enjoy special days effortlessly with familiar ingredients and decorations.
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Pray for peace as the embodiment of truth, not as ideology. Put your hands together in prayer to your own Buddha nature. Put your hands together in prayer to all the Buddha natures that exist with you. Put your hands together in prayer for the happiness of the world. "Connected, Warmed, Standing Alone." Zen enlightenment is seeing things as they are and accepting them warmly. Standing alone means being with others. This is achieved not through theory but through the practice of breathing. Come, let's go on a journey into the world of Zen together.
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This is the first impression of the Okachimachi jewelry shop Gyokuko and its sister store, which sells diamonds, wedding rings, marriage rings, engagement rings, sapphires, rubies, and other colored stones at low prices.
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Founded 200 years ago, this calligraphy goods specialty store is located in Tanimachi 6-chome, Osaka. We stock calligraphy-related products such as brushes, ink, ink liquid, Dankei inkstones, Ogatsu inkstones, Amahata inkstones, washi paper, calligraphy paper, gasenshi paper, Inshu washi paper, and other products, as well as seal engraving supplies such as seal materials and ink, and Japanese stationery such as letter paper, envelopes, and postcards. We also offer custom-made products such as baby hair brushes made from baby's hair, requests for seals made by artists, and washi letter paper with names on it.
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This is a site that introduces tourist information for Okinawa. You can experience the Ryukyu Kingdom and the limestone caves of Ishigaki Island.
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