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a lot of hugs

All the hug rings lined up for a photo. There are so many hug rings now, it makes me smile when I look at them.
It is weird to think that if I had never gone and lived in California, I might not have be accustomed to giving hugs, or letting someone hug me.
Now there are more people in Japan who knows and gives hugs, but it is just not the way things are here.
Sometimes I miss the small differences. But it would be very different if I start to see all theses Japanese people hugging each other instead of the little bow, or the wave....
Posted by ileava at 4:17 AM Labels: at the studio, ileava, Japan, Japanese traditions, jewelry



