It has become a season where you can feel the arrival of spring every day, but how are you all doing?
It's the middle of March, and it's about to move from "enlightenment" to "spring equinox" on the calendar.
It is the time of year when the earth slowly warms up and the creatures wake up from their winter slumber and begin to move.
Although the signs of spring are certainly approaching, there is still a return of cold, and it is not uncommon to shrink from the cold in the mornings and evenings.
Even so, the softness of the wind and the warmth of the sunlight that you suddenly feel naturally make your heart bounce as you wait for the arrival of spring.
At this time of year, plum blossoms are in full bloom in gardens and parks, followed by cherry blossom buds that begin to swell little by little.
The sweet and fragrant scent of Shen Ding flowers wafts in the air, and rape flowers and dandelions appear at your feet, gently announcing the arrival of spring.
When the seasons change, the scenery and smell of the air change day by day, and the mind also moves to accompany the changes.
The spring equinox is a time when the length of day and night are almost equal, and it is also a time that symbolizes the arrival of spring in earnest. After this, the sunlight becomes brighter and brighter, and the natural world becomes lively.
Since ancient times, there has been a custom in Japan to honor ancestors and prepare their hearts.
We, too, want to cherish the thoughts we have stored up during the winter and prepare ourselves for the new season.
That said, the change of seasons is also a time when it is easy to get sick.
I would like to spend my time in good physical and mental health while paying attention to the temperature difference between morning and evening and the changes in the climate peculiar to spring.
Slowly soaking in a bath full of eco-verse is also effective for managing your physical condition!
Please take good care of your body and look forward to the gentle arrival of spring.
I wish you all a heartwarming spring.
