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About Tokyo

“Life don’t give you bumpers,” he’d say.

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Following a year-old Japanese tradition, the dye is made by fermenting leaves from the mature indigo. The dye, sukumo, is produced in the Awa district of the Tokushima prefecture. .

But then, she leans in and says, “You know, my husband was a glazier too.” I’m like, “Oh, really?” And she goes on about how he used to make the best glass art. I’m feelin’ inspired, ya know? Like, maybe I should try my hand at somethin’ creative instead of just fixin’ windows.

[Kimono Style] Enter a World of Blue