Japanese Dining Tips– Page 3

What is Oryoki？The Minimalist Tableware

Oryoki, or Patra in Sanskrit, known as "Bhudda Bowl" in West. It is refers to the personal serving utensils used by the Buddhist practitioners of Z...

The Whole New Shokado Style -How To Use Hibino Modern Bento Box

As one of the oldest manufacturers of Mino Ware, Hibino Ceramic has fulfilled the expectations of culinary professionals.Now, the next generation o...

Guide for Brewing an Excellent Cup of Gyokuro

Gyokuro is one of the finest Japanese teas, a type of sencha, grown using special cultivation methods.It has more flavor and sweetness and less bit...

What is that tableware often used in Japanese dining?

In this issue, we would like to introduce some small tablewares used for eating Japanese food, which can be played a crucial supporting roles among...

Guide for Japanese Plates

In Japanese, the word for plate is “Sara" (sala). It refers to all flat plates, and is used to serve dishes with less soup such as baked or stir-fr...

Guide for Japanese Bowls

Bowl is called "Wan" or "Owan" in Japan, and refers to a category of tableware that is deep in depth.In particular, Wan is designed to be lightweig...

Guide for Japanese Tea Sets

The Japanese tea is a culture that brings relaxation and peace to the mind, and connects the time spent with those who share it with you.In ancient...

Guide for Japanese Sake Sets

Sake, made from rice, is a traditional drink that has connected people to each other since ancient times in Japan. Also, sake utensils have support...

Guide for Japanese Flatware & Cutlery

Cutlery is the utensil we most often come into contact with at mealtime. In Japanese cuisine, chopsticks have been used as the main cutlery since a...

What is "Ichiju-Sansai" Japanese dinner setting?

Ichiju-Sansai" is the basis of Japanese cuisine. It is a set menu that combines "rice," the staple food of the Japanese, with "soup", "main dish" a...

How to make a beautiful "Bento Box" lunch

Japanese bento boxes have recently been gathering attention around the world. There are many types of bento. For example, there are high-end bento ...

Guide for Japanese Trays & Placemats

For Japanese style dining table, in which small dishes are often used, trays and placemats are essential items that make it easy to carry the dishe...