A 365-day calendar that lets you live at the "speed of the seasons"
Today's Seasonal Happiness

Just one little joy a day, just for me
How to Walk Well in "Today's Season" as Told by Author Kim Shin-ji

Couldn't we spend the year enjoying seasonal happiness at the pace of each season? In her bestselling essay, "Seasonal Happiness," author Kim Shin-ji, who taught us the joy of living without missing the seasonal scenery, presents a 365-day calendar tailored to the pace of the sun.
If "Seasonal Happiness" was a story about living according to the 24 solar terms, "Today's Seasonal Happiness" is packed with tips on how to enjoy the happiness of "today," the smallest unit of season.
Enjoying root vegetables that taste even better in winter, doing a little spring cleaning, learning to distinguish between forsythia and chrysanthemum, enjoying a "summer party" on the longest day of the year, writing a handwritten letter on Hangeul Day... We introduce 365 joys that can only be enjoyed this season, one page a day.
Before today ends, find happiness "in the little bits" you have left, and Kim Shin-ji's unique know-how for planting happiness "in advance" for your future self is packed full! Keep it by your side, flip through a page each day, and check and practice today's "seasonal homework."


《Today's Seasonal Happiness》 is a perpetual calendar that can be used year after year without being torn off, allowing you to create your own annual events that you want to repeat every year around this time.
Even one picture drawn by an illustrator and cook becomes a small and cute gift for the day.
If we can walk at the pace of the seasons with the calendar, taking in just one seasonal happiness each day, our year will be filled with even more abundant joy.

When you feel lost about how to live through the year, turn your attention to 'one day'.
After all, a year is made up of 365 'todays'.
This calendar contains today's seasonal happiness.

A life that senses the seasons is a life lived at the pace of nature.
I hope to become familiar with the seasons by feeling the warmth of the wind coming through the window, looking up at the sky once more on my way home from work, examining the seasonal fruits in the basket, and learning the names of the flowers, trees, and birds around me that I had passed by without even realizing they were there.
Then, in this season, in this weather, I take care of myself by thinking about what I do, where I go, and what I eat that makes me smile.
It contains a variety of ways to be happy 'little by little' before today ends and ways to 'plant' happiness 'in advance' for your future self.

Good days add up to a good month, a good year, and a good life.
I'm going to try to find just one little joy for myself each day.
The seasonal happiness that can only be found when you walk at the pace of the season, keeping pace with the sun, will be densely packed before your new day.

--- From "Prologue"

In the past, people used to drink azalea wine with azalea flower pancakes in the spring.
What drinks and foods should I pair with my flower viewing party? Natural wine with cheese, draft beer with fried burdock root... Find your own combination.
--- From "April 9th"

A season when lanterns are hung everywhere.
Walking along a night road with lanterns softly illuminating your feet and smelling the scent of flowers that becomes even stronger in the darkness is a seasonal walk that can only be enjoyed in May.
--- From "May 16th"

During the rainy season, raindrops are in season.
A café with glass windows, a window seat at the library, a gazebo in the neighborhood park, a regular beer house… I choose my own ‘Bimyeongdang (Bimyeong + Myeongdang)’ and get through the rainy season.

--- From "July 2nd"

During the Joseon Dynasty, around this time, people used to give away a calendar made of a book called 'Dongjichaekryeok'.
A day to give New Year's calendars, diaries, and calendars as gifts to close friends, following tradition.

--- From "December 24th"