Save this video for your trip to Japan 🇯🇵 @kouboukina_tokyo is a talented seamstress who runs a modest atelier in the part of Tokyo most tourists don’t visit. I want to change that! With Tokyo being the number 1 place to visit in the whole country. And with tourists waiting hours in line for bowls of ramen, or walking shoulder to shoulder down overcrowded streets near Sensoji Temple, it baffles me to see small owned businesses like Keiko struggling to stay open 😔 Shōganai in Japanese basically means “it is what it is”. I wanted a name that represented a little piece of everyday Japanese culture. Shoganai is something you’ll hear Japanese people say when things don’t go as planned. But to me, it’s also a reminder not to take life too seriously and to make the most of every experience. Living in Japan has taught me to embrace the unexpected. Sometimes the best experiences, places, and people you discover are the ones you never planned for. And that’s what this series is about. Please support Keiko by visiting her store, sending a monetary donation, taking a workshop and/or placing an online order, she does overseas shipping. Her address: 6 Chome-1-3 Koyama, Shinagawa City, Tokyo 142-0062 Episode 1 of Shōganai will be on my Youtube Channel, link in bio, on Monday November 9th at 9pm EST.

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Save this video for your trip to Japan 🇯🇵 @kouboukina_tokyo is a talented seamstress who runs a modest atelier in the part of Tokyo most tourists don’t visit. I want to change that! With Tokyo being the number 1 place to visit in the whole country. And with tourists waiting hours in line for bowls of ramen, or walking shoulder to shoulder down overcrowded streets near Sensoji Temple, it baffles me to see small owned businesses like Keiko struggling to stay open 😔 Shōganai in Japanese basically means “it is what it is”. I wanted a name that represented a little piece of everyday Japanese culture. Shoganai is something you’ll hear Japanese people say when things don’t go as planned. But to me, it’s also a reminder not to take life too seriously and to make the most of every experience. Living in Japan has taught me to embrace the unexpected. Sometimes the best experiences, places, and people you discover are the ones you never planned for. And that’s what this series is about. Please support Keiko by visiting her store, sending a monetary donation, taking a workshop and/or placing an online order, she does overseas shipping. Her address: 6 Chome-1-3 Koyama, Shinagawa City, Tokyo 142-0062 Episode 1 of Shōganai will be on my Youtube Channel, link in bio, on Monday November 9th at 9pm EST. #japan #kimono #japantravel #japantrip #japaneseculture

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