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Kurashi: Japanese Life in India

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A bilingual guide and community hub for Japanese families making everyday life in India feel more familiar.

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Kurashi combines Japanese-language answers, curated places, weekend ideas, events, and a planned concierge service for a sharply defined audience. Its description of Delhi’s Sunder Nursery—“a geometry a Japanese garden would recognise”—shows unusually attentive local curation rather than generic relocation copy.

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