"Feeling the Decline Start?" 'kiitos.' vol.36 Explores the "Changes" That Come with Age
The latest issue, vol.36, of the wellness & beauty magazine 'kiitos.' has been released. This issue thoroughly analyzes "decline" and "aging," proposing a perspective to embrace the physical and mental changes that come with age positively, aiming to live a fulfilling life.
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- 📰 Published: April 1, 2026 at 21:00
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The latest issue vol.36 of the wellness & beauty magazine "kiitos." is now on sale! Compared to my past self, I feel like I have fewer good days and can do less. Why is it that some people of the same age look tired while others are vibrant? To resolve such lingering doubts and questions, this issue thoroughly focuses on "decline" and "aging." The aim is to embrace "aging" positively and move forward comfortably.
- kiitos. Vol.36 (Released March 31, 2026)
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- "The Aesthetics of Weaving Years into Radiance"
"As we age, our bodies weaken and decline." Many people are swayed by such preconceived notions. To surpass our past selves and live a brilliant second stage of life, let's shed those assumptions. Let's perceive aging not as "giving up" or "decay," but as a process of maturing life, transforming it into the "pride of continuously blooming." Learn from "Yojokun," compiled by Kaibara Ekiken, a Confucian scholar and herbalist from the Edo period, and stories of "centenarians" who lived for over a century.
- "Kidney Care & Dietary Regimen from Age 35"
- kiitos. Vol.36 (Released March 31, 2026)
[Details] https://shop.san-ei-corp.co.jp/shop/g/g505423/
- "The Aesthetics of Weaving Years into Radiance"
"As we age, our bodies weaken and decline." Many people are swayed by such preconceived notions. To surpass our past selves and live a brilliant second stage of life, let's shed those assumptions. Let's perceive aging not as "giving up" or "decay," but as a process of maturing life, transforming it into the "pride of continuously blooming." Learn from "Yojokun," compiled by Kaibara Ekiken, a Confucian scholar and herbalist from the Edo period, and stories of "centenarians" who lived for over a century.
- "Kidney Care & Dietary Regimen from Age 35"