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“神無月 Kannazuki — a traditional Japanese name for the tenth month.
It was said that during the tenth month of the lunar calendar, the gods from across the country gathered in Izumo.
While much of Japan called this season 神無月 Kannazuki, Izumo called it 神在月 Kamiarizuki — the month when the gods are present.
We love the thought behind this tradition:
even the gods take time away.
As the season turns and the calendar begins to fill, let this be your permission to pause.
Rest is part of the rhythm.

Welcome to October.
Make room for Japanese Deep Rest.

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秋分 Shūbun | Autumn Equinox
A moment of balance between light and dark.

In Japan, the changing seasons remind us to pause, notice, and return to harmony.
和 Wa

As we welcome autumn, may we slow down, breathe deeply, and find balance within.
Change of season. Change of care.
Our AUTUMN Seasonal Ritual begins today.
Japanese Deep Rest at Kiku Wellness.

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Vancouver, BC

Today is 敬老の日, Keiro no Hi, Respect for the Aged Day in Japan.
A day to honor older generations for their years of contribution to society and to celebrate long life.
Experience. Wisdom. Craftsmanship.

Shiatsu, a traditional Japanese bodywork practice, carries the same spirit, a craft refined through years of practice, touch, and understanding of the body.
Japanese Deep Rest at Kiku Wellness.
Take a moment to care for someone who has cared for you.

Shiatsu experiences and Kiku Wellness Gift Cards available.
Vancouver, BC

THE JAPANESE ART OF HAPPINESS 幸せ

What if happiness is already here?
In Japanese philosophy, happiness can be found in the way we experience life with presence, simplicity, meaning, and harmony.

生き甲斐 — Ikigai
Find meaning in what makes you feel alive.

一期一会 — Ichigo Ichie
Treasure this moment. It will never come in exactly the same way again.

足るを知る — Taru wo Shiru
Recognize when you have enough.

侘寂 — Wabi-Sabi
Find beauty in simplicity, imperfection, and change.

和 — Wa
Create harmony within yourself and with the world around you.

Slow down.
Return to yourself.
Notice what is already here.

As the season changes, so does the way we care for ourselves.
Inspired by the Japanese tradition of living in rhythm with nature, our seasonal rituals help you slow down, reset, and prepare for the season ahead.
Change of season. Change of care.
Experience Japanese Deep Rest at Kiku Wellness.

Solo & Couple Experiences Available
Vancouver, BC
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Looking for a meaningful birthday gift in Vancouver?
Give them something they may not give themselves.
Time to rest.
A Kiku Wellness Gift Card is an invitation to slow down, breathe deeply, and experience Japanese Deep Rest.
Massage. Facial. Head Massage. Japanese Body Care.
Let them choose the experience they need most.
Give the gift of Japanese Deep Rest.

Kiku Wellness Gift Cards Available
Solo & Couple Experiences
Vancouver, BC
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In Canada, Labour Day honours the contributions and achievements of workers.

In Japan, a similar spirit is celebrated through Kinrō Kansha no Hi (勤労感謝の日) Labor Thanksgiving Day, a tradition rooted in gratitude for work, the fruits of our efforts, and the people who contribute to everyday life.

Two cultures. Two traditions.
One beautiful reminder:

We give so much of ourselves every day to our work, our responsibilities, and the people around us.

Pause. Rest. Restore.

honouring your work also means honouring the body and mind that make it possible.

Honour the work.
Honour the body that carries it.
Honour yourself.