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anyBOUND is launching travel reward & VIP retreat services for crypto projects.
This lets us tap into the global network of JTB, Japan's largest travel agency, to support user rewards, loyalty programs, and VIP engagement programs.
Financial incentives alone don't build lasting loyalty.
Credit cards and airlines proved decades ago that travel perks and VIP experiences create relationships that outlast campaigns and market swings.
anyBOUND is bringing that model to crypto.
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BONSAI - anyBOUND × TOUFU TOKYO🌲
Living bonsai are hard to send abroad.
Retired bonsai are dried, preserved, and remade by hand as one-of-a-kind art.
And they ship overseas.
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A bonsai is grown over decades, sometimes centuries.
Even so, more than a few are lost to pests or missed care.
RE BONSAI dries and preserves those trees, remaking them as art.
Each is made to order, one at a time, by an artist.
No two are alike.
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Kukai, founder of Shingon Buddhism, is said not to have died in 835.
Tradition holds he entered deep meditation and is still in it today.
At Okunoin on Mt. Koya, meals have reportedly been offered to him every day for nearly 1,200 years.
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anyBOUND retweeted
盆栽アート販売開始！🌲
RE BONSAI™ — The Art of Rebirth “育てる盆栽”から“在る盆栽”へ。
一度枯れてしまった盆栽をよみがえらせるアップサイクルアートです。実物の盆栽アートを、オンチェーンで手に入れよう。
TOUFU TOKYOとのコラボレーションにより生まれた盆栽。役目を終えた盆栽を、水やりも手入れもいらない一点物の盆栽へ。
Some restaurants in Japan don't take first-timers without an introduction.
It's said to be less about unfriendliness than about trust between host and guest.
A concierge who has built ties with such places can also choose one for you.
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anyBOUND retweeted
Bonsai art, now available! 🌲
RE BONSAI™ — The Art of Rebirth
From bonsai to be cultivated, to bonsai to simply be.
Upcycled art that brings withered bonsai back to life.
Collect real bonsai art, onchain.
Made with TOUFU TOKYO: one-of-a-kind pieces that need no watering or care.
Details below👇
There is exactly one castle keep in Japan you can sleep inside.
Ozu Castle's keep was rebuilt in 2004, without blueprints, using Edo-period methods and 300-year-old timber. Not being a designated cultural property is what makes the overnight stay legal.
A historical dinner and kagura, up to 6 guests. About 30% of stay revenue goes back to preserving cultural assets and kagura.
#Castlestay
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