US EditionVanishing History: The Karuizawa Geisha Series
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Vanishing History: The Karuizawa Geisha Series
Background photo by Kristin Wilson on Unsplash. On the slopes of Mount Asama in central Japan, the original Karuizawa Distillery once produced some of Japan’s most distinctive whisky. Founded in 1955, it operated in relative obscurity until its closure in 2000, its buildings were eventually demolished in 2016. This sense of loss embodies what Japanese culture calls “mono no aware” – the poignant awareness of impermanence. The distillery’s fate m…
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