Edo Journal

Japanese Bath Culture: A Relaxing Routine

Not many people would think of bath time as a time to commune or connect with others, or even think of banth time as something special. However, in Japan, baths can be a chance to relax, a chance t...

Dealing with Maskne: The Japanese Way

Wearing face masks has become the norm all over the world, but pre-Covid, wearing face masks was already commonplace in Japan. Immortalized in movies and even anime, the image of masked up city-dwe...

Edobio Tisana Herbal Tea

In Japan, tea is more than just a hot drink. A ritual with a deep meaning within Japanese culture, a lot of importance is placed on both tea and the tea ceremony as it represents purity, respect, h...

6 Traditional Art Styles from Japan

Known for having one of the most diverse forms of art in the world, Japan is famous not only for its breathtaking views, but also for its vast culture. Traditional Japanese art is known to be both ...

All about Sake Lees: Japan’s Anti-ageing Superfood 

The star ingredient of EDOBIO’s products, Sake Lees (or 酒粕/sake kasu) is a by-product of the sake-making process. Rich in peptides, amino-acids and vitamins, it’s a Japanese beauty secret that’s be...

8 Japanese Beauty Secrets for Youthful & Supple Skin

8 Japanese Beauty Secrets for Youthful & Supple Skin Known for youthful and beautiful skin, the Japanese understand the importance of having a disciplined routine with good habits. Using the ri...