In <a href='https://ikigaitribe.com/podcasts/podcast37/'>episode 37 of the Ikigai Podcast</a>, Nick and Miku explore the Japanese concept of Omoiyari. Japan is a group-oriented society and harmony is an important aspect for them; understanding the situation without words is something that is instilled in them at a very young age. They even have this term omoiyari, where people understand the feelings of others while not including the concept of self. But is it something only experienced in Japan?

In episode 37 of the Ikigai Podcast, Nick and Miku explore the Japanese concept of Omoiyari. Japan is a group-oriented society and harmony is an important aspect for them; understanding the situation without words is something that is instilled in them at a very young age. They even have this term omoiyari, where people understand the feelings of others while not including the concept of self. But is it something only experienced in Japan?

In <a href="https://ikigaitribe.com/podcasts/podcast37/" rel="noopener noreferrer">episode 37 of the Ikigai Podcast</a>, Nick and Miku explore the Japanese concept of Omoiyari. Japan is a group-oriented society and harmony is an important aspect for them; understanding the situation without words is something that is instilled in them at a very young age. They even have this term omoiyari, where people understand the feelings of others while not including the concept of self. But is it something only experienced in Japan?

Exploring the Japanese concept of Omoiyari

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