Lifestyle
RSS feedA Chopsticks Set for Amazing Gifts
Gifting chopsticks has taken on special meanings. Care and forethought goes into each pair of chopsticks presented to someone as a gift.
Birthday Gifts Under $100 for Him
Celebrating a birthday is a way to rejoice life. It's a perfect occasion to show your love, appreciation, respect and admiration.
Six Sustainable Japanese Craft Makers
In this issue, we will introduce six of the manufacturers that are committed to sustainable practices. For a more aesthetic and mindful life, check them out!
In the past couple of years, matcha has gradually gained recognition as the new beverage choice following the usual coffee or English tea.
Guide to Japanese Flower Arrangement
Here are some tips on how to make flower arrangements in a beautiful Japanese style.
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 Zen Buddhism.
7 Ideas for Housewarming Gifts
We have selected 7 items that are great housewarming gifts for all occasions.
Guide to Flowers in a Japanese Climate
We will introduce flowers and plants unique to each season in Japan and their meanings. Enjoy them as a reference for seasonal home decorations and gift selection.
5 Perfect Thank-You Gifts Under $50
The key to making the recipient happy is to choose something that will make their everyday life something little brighter.
Impression of using ”BIRDY. Towel" for one month
The BIRDY. Towel series makes the daily care of such favorite tableware easier and more comfortable.
On Father's Day, when you can express your gratitude to your father, all you want to do is to give him a thoughtful gift.
table of contents Common Care Instruction Microwave, Oven & Dishwasher Special Care of Each Materials Goldwork Silverware Copperware Ti...
Furoshiki is believed to be a thoughtful way of wrapping the heart of the sender together with the package.
How to Care for Nambu Ironware
Nambu Ironware, or "Nambu Tekki" in Japanese, is a traditional handicraft of Japan made in Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture of the Tohoku region. It has a rough...
How to Care for Japanese Lacquerware
Japanese lacquerware, called “Shikki” or “Nuri-mono” in Japanese. There are two main types of Japanese lacquerware: natural lacquerware and synthetic lacquerw...
How To Care for Stoneware and Earthenware
By using a process called "Medome"(seasoning), you can prevent stains and odors, and enjoy the tableware made of clay for a longer period of time.