August 8 is “Reuse Day” in Japan



 ♻️ August 8 is “Reuse Day” in Japan!

Officially recognized by the Japan Anniversary Association, this day was created by the Japan Reuse Business Association — a network of companies and organizations dedicated to reuse.

The number 8 resembles a loop, symbolizing circulation — a perfect fit for reuse. That’s why 8/8 was chosen!

🌀 Why does it matter?

To raise awareness, encourage reuse practices, and help build a transparent, sustainable circular society.

🌿 What can you do?

Think about the things you already own.
Can you repair, reuse, or share instead of buying new?

👉 What re reusables? See some of our favorite reusable picks!

Reduce use of singles-use plastics

＊ OHELO tumblers & bottle

＊ mymizu bottles

Swap your paper towels to reusables

＊ Marley's Monsters wash and reuse kitchen towels and tissues

Reusable coffee filters

＊ CoffeeSock coffee filters

Say no to plastic wraps

＊ Marley's Monsters wash and reuse bowl covers

＊ abeego bees wax wraps

Let’s rethink, reuse, and reduce — together.