Hi, I’m Janet!
I teach in a local school and love creating content about yukkuri* living. Love cats, coffee, photography and have a bad case of the Japan travel bug.
Based in Singapore.
* ゆっくり yukkuri (adv, n, vs, adv-to) Japanese for slowly; at ease; restful.
FAQs
Disclaimer
Credits
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yukkuri ゆっくり is a Japanese word that means “slowly; at ease; restful”. In the context I’m using it, to slow down and take your time. As someone who loves Japan and its culture, I thought it would be apt to use it as it means so much more than just to be slow.
It’s a constant reminder to be deliberate in your choices and to take the road less travelled.
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Yukkuri Diary is a small business that I started on my birthday last year where I sell my own products under the brand Studio Yukkuri. It’s something that I run for leisure and as an outlet for my creativity. I also provide a selection of services for small business startups based on my own personal experience here in Singapore so do check that out if you need some help!
If you’re interested in taking a look, click the link in the navigation bar at the top of this website.
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It really depends. I love tech, so I experiment with cameras quite a lot.
My current 2026 rotation includes:
Ricoh GRIIIx HDF
Canon Powershot V1
Insta360 Go 3S Retro
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