AboutIrusu (居留守) captures the gentle art of choosing privacy over immediacy, a subtle reminder that not every knock requires an instant answer. This definition poster invites you to reflect on the balance between compassion for others and the need for personal space, making it a thoughtful addition to any home or office.

What does Irusu mean?A Japanese noun describing the act of pretending to be out when someone knocks, even though you’re home.

How can I use an Irusu poster?Hang it where you want a quiet reminder to honor your need for privacy while staying compassionate.

Is Irusu a common word in Japanese?It’s a traditional term still understood today, especially in casual conversation about privacy.