Tsukimi Is the Japanese Practice of Autumnal Moon-Viewing — Here's How to Bring This Grounding Ritual to Your Space and Let Your Home Host the Season

Tsukimi (月見) is the Japanese practice of moon-viewing. On one evening in mid-autumn, a household sets out rice dumplings and pampas grass as an offering, then gathers at the window to watch the…

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