Edwin: The Ruf Dug Diaries-Exploring Japan Through Music and Everyday Moments
- Apr 28
- 1 min read
In The Ruf Dug Diaries – Japan, Ruf Dug shares a ten-day trip across Japan, focusing on music, culture, and daily experiences. Instead of rushing from place to place, the journey takes a slower pace, giving attention to small details and how people enjoy sound, space, and routine in their own way.
One key stop is Meikyoku Kissa Lion, a long-running listening café in Tokyo. Here, visitors sit quietly and listen to carefully selected records played through high-quality speakers. Talking is not allowed, so the focus stays fully on the music. The diary also looks at traditional tea experiences, where simple actions—like preparing the room or serving tea—are done with care and precision, creating a calm and thoughtful atmosphere.
The trip also includes more energetic moments, such as attending Japanese professional wrestling events, where the crowd and performers create a lively and engaging environment. Across all these experiences, the diary shows how Japan values attention to detail, respect for surroundings, and fully enjoying each moment—whether it’s through music, tradition, or live performance.
