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Want to know how to get better sleep? Prioritize sleep hygiene and incorporate sleep tips into your routine for sleep improvement. Try breathing exercises for stress relief so you can sleep well and wake up feeling refreshed.

Wake up clearer on the same 7 hours. Why do millions in Japan feel rested while America reaches for coffee? We unpack 11 Japanese sleep habits you can borrow tonight — no gadgets, no biohacking hype, just smarter rhythms and small environment tweaks.

What you’ll learn
00:16 Cool bedroom “cave” (≈55°F/13°C) for easier deep sleep
01:19 Firm futon logic for a happier S-curve spine
02:14 Ofuro heat-drop: warm bath → faster core cool-down → melatonin on time
03:09 Otsukaresama: a culture that respects rest (and calms late-night guilt)
04:00 Precision power naps (17–26 min) that boost alertness without fog
04:46 Screen curfew + fiction swap to protect melatonin and quiet rumination
05:29 Morning sunlight reset (20 slow breaths facing the brightest sky)
06:15 Hinoki/forest “phytoncide” vibe to lower pulse and tension
06:56 Buckwheat pillow support that stays cool and aligned
07:45 Mugicha (roasted barley) as a tasty afternoon caffeine cutoff
08:40 A 30-minute wind-down ritual (dim lamps, kokyū breaths, no plugs)

Why this works
Small, compounding changes — temperature, light timing, pressure distribution, caffeine cutoff — nudge your circadian clock and deepen slow-wave sleep so you wake up with actual energy.

Disclaimer: Educational content only; not medical advice.

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