Shinrin-yoku
Meaning: Immersing yourself in the atmosphere of a forest — soaking up its calm through all your senses — for health and peace of mind.
Language: Japanese
Literally: forest bathing
Category: Nature
Origin: Japanese 森林浴; coined by Japan's forestry ministry in 1982 and now backed by medical research.
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