Synopsis "Hiirotake (111 Days in Japan) (in English)"
物にわ時節Everything has its time.Have you ever thought about going to Japan?If you had asked me 10 years ago, my answer would have been a definitive no. Life is not without a sense of humor. Today, I couldn't imagine living anywhere else.Has the thought has ever crossed your mind? Perhaps you are already planning to visit, or maybe even secretly dream of living in Japan. Wherever you are on your journey, keeping a journal of the people, the places, the food, and things you want to do in Japan can give substance to your thoughts.The beautiful, carefully curated set of illustrations, and accompanying proverbs were designed to invoke a peculiar sense of perception. Within each set, lies a hidden meaning, helping you unlock and discover new inspirations.With 111 different editions, each showcasing one of the illustrations on the cover, collecting them all would be a valued addition to any library. Within, each page features one of the 111 images, with accompanying title and Japanese proverb, including English translation. Designed to be multi-functional as a journal, diary, personal log, or notebook. A convenient place to jot down ideas, plan the trip of a lifetime, or keep notes as you travel through the Land of the Rising Sun. There is one, final, blank page; intended to breathe life into each book, by collecting one, or several of the countless stamps available throughout Japan, at places such as shrines and train stations. For a more thorough selection of stamp collection books, there are several forthcoming series designed specifically for this popular Japanese hobby.
