Shinrin-Yoku involves immersing oneself in nature, typically in forests, to absorb the therapeutic benefits of the natural environment. Spending time among trees has been shown to reduce stress levels, lower blood pressure, and boost mood.
Kaizen is a philosophy of continuous improvement that emphasizes making small, incremental changes over time.
Ikigai is a Japanese concept that refers to finding one's purpose or reason for being. By identifying activities that bring you joy, fulfillment, and a sense of meaning, you can tap into a deep reservoir of energy and motivation.
Mizuki, or water therapy, involves harnessing the healing properties of water to revitalize the body and mind. Drinking a glass of water immediately upon waking up helps rehydrate your body after a night's sleep and kick-starts your metabolism.
Taiso encompasses a variety of traditional Japanese exercises that promote physical fitness and flexibility. Examples include tai chi, qigong, and simple stretching routines.