Nothing says romance like mild suffocation

In Japan, some households follow a tradition where husbands give their entire salary to their wives, who manage the family finances.
The husband then receives a monthly allowance called “okozukai,” often used as personal pocket money.

Surveys by organizations like Shiruporuto show this practice still exists today.
It reflects a long-standing cultural norm built on financial trust and shared household responsibility.

A simple look at the sky above Mount Fuji turned into an unforgettable sight.

As the sun slowly set, a huge cloud formed over the mountain’s peak, taking on the striking shape of a phoenix with its wings spread wide. It looked less like an ordinary cloud and more like a mythical creature rising into the sky.

The incredible moment was captured by photographer Ken Moriya, who is known for chasing Japan’s most dramatic skies. In his photograph, the glowing cloud hovered perfectly above Mount Fuji, as if nature had carefully painted the scene.

For a brief moment, sunlight, wind, and clouds came together to create something truly magical.

But just as quickly as it appeared, the cloud began to fade away.

That is the beauty of nature’s rare moments. They cannot be planned or recreated. They happen for only a few seconds, rewarding those lucky enough to witness them.

Once again, Mount Fuji reminded everyone why it has inspired artists, dreamers, and storytellers for centuries. When nature puts on a show, the result can feel almost unreal.