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Precision Beauty: The Stella Beaute Beauty Face Stick Rin Is Your New Skincare Secret (opens the original)
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A dose of electric muscle stimulation (EMS) offers a great passive exercise for your muscles, supplementing your regular exercise regime and helping the skin over said muscles become more toned and elastic. Where most EMS devices fall short, though, is scope: the areas they cover are often too big for detailed, nuanced work. A problem you won’t have when you use the Stella Beaute Beauty Face Stick Rin! Right from the moment you hold it in your hand, you know that the Stella Beaute Beauty Face St
The Tettori Microwave Earthenware Pot: Traditional Craft Meets Modern Microwave Convenience (opens the original)
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It isn’t because they love technology that the Japanese always buy a microwave oven when they start a new home: it’s mostly because of convenience, since it can do the work of several kitchen appliances while occupying a relatively small space. There’s one thing it cannot do, though, and this is cook rice, which is why the other thing Japanese people always buy when they start a new home is a rice cooker. The Tettori Microwave Earthenware Pot has been created to close this important gap, allowin
Dress Your Drinks in Aristocratic Splendor: Meet the Kimono Bottle Cover Gohime (opens the original)
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In the West, people just use the word ‘kimono’ to describe pretty much any traditional Japanese dress, particularly women’s. In Japan, however, the word just means one of a wide variety of garments for both men and women of any age, starting from age three and going all the way up: there are kimono for everyday wear, different seasons, different occasions, and different ages. It’s a whole world with its own vocabulary, manners, and customs. Which means that the Kimono Bottle Cover Gohime isn’t s
The Magic of Memory: Meet the Peti Peto Origami Glasses Cloth (opens the original)
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Not all Japanese fashion is the extreme example you see at Tokyo Fashion Week or on the streets of Harajuku. Considering that 90% of office workers wear dark suits and 90% of high school girls wear pleated skirts, these much quieter designs are far more visible than the eccentric ones. And they’re also responsible for some ingenious manufacturing technologies, including shape memory—a way to make a pleated fabric keep its pleats sharp without being ironed every time you wash it. The Peti Peto Cr
Dress Your Drinks in Tradition: The Kimono Bottle Cover Matsuhime (opens the original)
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Not all the Japanese have a kimono at home but most of them have worn one at some point in their life, say during a summer festival, to their wedding, or when visiting an onsen hot spring resort. Still, most of these kimono are not as spectacular as the one your bottles will be wearing if you dress it in the Kimono Bottle Cover Matsuhime, a unique way to make a bottle as special on the outside as it is on the inside! Made of fabric like those used in actual kimono, the Kimono Bottle Cover Matsuh
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