Japanese Cosmeceutical Information
Japanese festival: 3/3 Hina Matsuri り Doll's Festival
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This is a festival in Japan used to pray for little girls to grow up healthy. Originally it was the third day of the third month of the lunar calendar, but it was changed to the third day of the third month of the Western calendar after the Meiji Restoration. Hina dolls (Hina's Day dolls) will be displayed on this day, which are the dolls that we often see in Japanese anime (the main character's home in Love Changing Dolls), and many dolls placed on shelves that can be seen in Japanese dramas.
CHIFURE, a beauty and maintenance brand for petty bourgeois women
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CHIFURE is written in Japanese kanji (ちふれ), the name looks interesting, with a bit of earthy flavor, and the product packaging is not eye-catching. However, this brand is actually Japan's long-established evaluation cosmetics, and behind it is the famous Mitsubishi Group. Let's take a look at this unpretentious, back-to-basics Japanese makeup brand.
Japanese Winter Solstice and Yuzu
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The winter solstice is one of the twenty-four solar terms, the shortest day in a year. In Taiwan we want to eat glutinous rice balls, so what are we going to do in Japan?
In Japan, the winter solstice eats pumpkin and makes grapefruit soup. The reason for eating pumpkin is because the winter solstice is the end of the year. At this time, they will eat food that ends with ん according to the ancient quintet, the last sound of Iroha's song "いろはにほへと". People who know Japanese may think that the Japanese word for pumpkin is かぼちゃ, not ん ending, but since ancient times it was called なんきん, so it is completely fine.
Of all the altruisms, which one should I eat?
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Anti-aging holy product 3+1, if you don't eat it, you will be old!!
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