February is often associated with Valentine’s Day — a celebration of love filled with hearts, gifts, and expectations. But love wasn’t always expressed this way.

In this blog, we look back at how Valentine’s Day became what it is today, and explore gentler, more mindful ways to celebrate care — for each other and for the planet.

I was recently invited to speak at two schools—an honor that always fills me with hope.

France leads: zero food waste 🇫🇷 

Food once wasted now feeds those in need. A simple law creating environmental and social impact.

SMALL ACTIONS, BIG IMPACT - Your search plants trees

We’re joining Square Marché @ Nagareyama Otakanomori SC on September 28th (Sun)! Discover sustainable goods, foods & more.

Come visit us! 

Shifting to Renewable Energy 🌱

Small choices create powerful ripple effects.
Maybe it’s time to rethink your power source.

From Chopsticks to Furniture?  Japanese brand KOKUYO is teaming up with ChopValue Japan, the local branch of a Canadian circular manufacturer, to upcycle used disposable chopsticks into office furniture.

SMALL ACTIONS, BIG IMPACT! Better Cup Habits: 3 Simple Ways to Sip Sustainably

We first learned about Plastic Free July six years ago when we started Borderless Creations—and we’ve been inspired ever since.

Their mission—just like ours—is simple:

"To make small, manageable changes that add up to a big impact"

Every small step adds up. And the more of us who join, the bigger the change becomes.　Ready to join? Let’s do this together

Sustainable fashion - Kombucha to  Textiles?  It could be a more sustainable alternative to traditional materials and might help reduce the fashion industry’s environmental impact.

In the web media, Greenfield's article, "Let's do something good for the earth this summer. Three sustainable items for natural outdoor activities," they picked out some recommended items from Borderless Creations for summer outdoor activities.

Hello! I'm Saki, a Borderless Creations Ambassador! Today, I’d love to share a Native American saying I recently came across. When you think of Native American wisdom, what comes to mind? Many of you might recall this beautiful quote: " In every deliberation, we must consider the impact on the seventh generation."  What can we do today for the world 7 generations from now?