Tea-ceremony Wagashi with tea ceremony of August
Summer is in full swing in August.It seems like every year the heat gets hotter and hotter.In Japan, August is the season of Obon, when we welcome our...
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Souvenir Secretary’s recommendation! “Denish bread” from “Moncher” in Yurakucho
This is their specialty Danish bread.They use a lot of fresh butter and fresh cream, and every step of the process, from preparation to baking, is han...
Souvenir Secretary’s recommendation! “Dorayaki” from “Kameju” in Asakusa
Have you ever heard a Japanese snack called "Dorayaki"?Dorayaki is a Japanese red bean pancake. Also, it is famous for what Doraemon (Japanese manga c...
Tea-ceremony Introduction of starter 6-pieces set for Tea Ceremony Practice
Have you ever thought you want to do Japanese tea ceremony called "Sado"?Japanese tea ceremony is tended to be thought too difficult to learn, but the...
Kimono What Is Yagasuri? How It Differs from Yabane
Yagasuri is a kasuri textile pattern based on the yabane (arrow feather) shape. Learn the difference between yagasuri and yabane, its lucky meaning, and when it's worn beyond graduation.
Souvenir Brown Sugar Manju from Sendai City “Tamazawa Sou-honten”
Have you ever heard Japanese traditional sweets called "Manju"?Manju is a Japanese dessert which sweet red bean paste is wrapped with dough made of wh...
Tea-ceremony Wagashi with tea ceremony of July
July is the season of Tanabata.In honor of Tanabata, there are bamboo and bamboo ornaments, the Milky Way, and lovely Wagashi (Japanese desert) with t...
Kimono 5 advices when we buy kimonos
■Kimono Prices and Where to BuyAre you thinking that kimonos are too expensive?Basically, that is right!It is a one-of-a-kind item made by a craftsman...
Tea-ceremony Wagashi with tea ceremony of June
Japanese sweets with tea ceremony of JuneJune is the rainy season in Japan, so Wagashi associated with water are on display in the store.Have you ever...
Tea-ceremony Wagashi with tea ceremony of May
What we eat with tea ceremony?At the tea ceremony, traditionally we eat Wagashi (Japanese sweets) just before drinking matcha.This is like a relations...