Culture

Kadō not only involves skill and aesthetic sensibility in arranging flowers but also serves as a medium for expressing the natural beauty of plants.

"Wabi-Sabi" is a concept that embodies Japan's aesthetic sensibility, referring to the appreciation of beauty found in impermanence and imperfection.

The Japanese tea ceremony, known as "sado" or "chanoyu," is not merely a traditional practice where tea is prepared and served to guests.

In Japanese culture, "Dō" refers to a path or way that goes beyond merely mastering a skill or technique.