8 festive Japanese experiences you will love
Will you make origami baubles, try furoshiki gift-wrapping, or give your Christmas dinner a Japanese twist?
What does Omotenashi mean? It is best described as the Japanese spirit of hospitality. The word has no direct equivalent in the English language.
Will you make origami baubles, try furoshiki gift-wrapping, or give your Christmas dinner a Japanese twist?
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Omotenashi, or the Japanese spirit of hospitality, is at the heart of everything we do at Lexus, and it is best understood through personal experience.
Omotenashi is the Japanese spirit of hospitality that anticipates and fulfils people’s needs. The influence of omotenashi can be seen in every aspect of our business.
The Japanese tradition of omotenashi, hospitality that anticipates and fulfils people’s needs, has had a strong influence on Lexus. We take a look at what it means and why it inspires us.
Discover ways that the new Lexus RX anticipates people’s requirements and demonstrates ‘omotenashi’, the Japanese tradition of hospitality.