By Zen Lynch Wagyu is an umbrella term for different Japanese cattle breeds. When put together, wa (わ) means Japanese and gyu (ぎゅう) means cow. There are four Japanese cattle breeds – [...]
Naoshima represents nothing less than aesthetic perfection. The island’s relatively remote, picturesque location, coupled with its array of world-class contemporary art and architecture [...]
A big part of our Lynch family’s fascination with Japan is its unique Shinto and Buddhist-based culture. Despite our many travels to this wonderful land, we are always amazed by the reverence and [...]
The Japanese concept of Shinrin-Yoku or “forest bathing” originated in Japan in the early 1980s as a natural therapy to alleviate the pervasive stress of Japan’s growing urban office culture. [...]