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The Flavor of Ages: Japanese Pickles

The Flavor of Ages: Japanese Pickles

The Flavor of Ages: Japanese Pickles
Food / DiningLifestyle

The Flavor of Ages: Japanese Pickles

Learn all about Japanese pickles with our guide to tsukemono, covering pickling methods, common ingredients, and more.

From Kiln to Counter: Myousen Toubou at Shuzen Sameshima
Food / DiningArt / Craft

From Kiln to Counter: Myousen Toubou at Shuzen Sameshima

See how tableware from Myousen Toubou enhances the harmony between Japanese cuisine and presentation at Shuzen Sameshima.

Shades of the Seasons: Gift Ideas with Summer Colors
Lifestyle

Shades of the Seasons: Gift Ideas with Summer Colors

Find the perfect summer gift, featuring vibrant tableware, elegant glassware, charming lucky cat figures, and more.

A Festive Summer Night under the Charm of Blue and White
Food / Dining

A Festive Summer Night under the Charm of Blue and White

Japan's natsu matsuri, or “summer festivals,” date back to the Edo period (1603 CE–1868 CE).

Nishikata Hiroshi: Bringing Jewelry Industry Expertise to Tsuiki Innovation
Art / Craft

Nishikata Hiroshi: Bringing Jewelry Industry Expertise to Tsuiki Innovation

Discover how Nishikata Hiroshi blends jewelry expertise with traditional tsuiki metal craftsmanship at Seigado.

The Crafting Secrets of  Chawanmushi Bowls
Food / DiningArt / CraftBrand Updates

The Crafting Secrets of Chawanmushi Bowls

Discover Tasei Kiln's chawanmushi bowls, their seasonal designs, expert craftsmanship, and role in Japanese dining.

Tsujii Musashi: Crafting Earth's Bounty through Farming and Pottery
Art / Craft

Tsujii Musashi: Crafting Earth's Bounty through Farming and Pottery

Meet artisan Tsujii Musashi, who incorporates motifs from his farmstead lifestyle into his Mino ware pottery pieces.

No Knife, No Cuisine: All About Japanese Kitchen Knives
Food / DiningLifestyleTravel

No Knife, No Cuisine: All About Japanese Kitchen Knives

Explore our guide to Japanese kitchen knives. Learn about different types, their history, and their unique uses.

Aesthetic Chawanmushi Bowls: Multiple Uses and Visual Appeal
Food / DiningLifestyle

Aesthetic Chawanmushi Bowls: Multiple Uses and Visual Appeal

Discover the many uses of chawanmushi bowls, perfect for not only egg custard, but for soups, side dishes, and desserts.

Chawanmushi Recipe: Your Guide to Ultimate Comfort
Food / Dining

Chawanmushi Recipe: Your Guide to Ultimate Comfort

Learn how to make chawanmushi, or Japanese savory egg custard, delicately steamed for a warm, flavorful experience.

Set for Summer: Musubi Mono Japanese Dinnerware Sets
Food / DiningArt / CraftBrand Updates

Set for Summer: Musubi Mono Japanese Dinnerware Sets

Explore the latest summer Musubi Mono dinnerware sets. Learn about the craftsmanship behind each carefully curated piece.

A Breeze of Celadon: Table of Cool Delights
Food / Dining

A Breeze of Celadon: Table of Cool Delights

Let your table be an oasis of refreshment featuring vibrant summer fruits and icy sweets presented on fine porcelain and Edo glass in colors that cool and invigorate.

Discovering Japan's Summer Fruit Delights
Food / Dining

Discovering Japan's Summer Fruit Delights

Learn about Japan's summer fruits, featuring juicy watermelons, Shine Muscat grapes, aromatic plums, and peaches.

Toguri Museum of Art: Enchanted by the Beauty of Nabeshima and Kinrande
CultureArt / CraftTravel

Toguri Museum of Art: Enchanted by the Beauty of Nabeshima and Kinrande

Explore the Toguri Museum, known for its beautiful collection of Hizen porcelain, including Imari and Nabeshima ware.

Fukushima Reiko: Conveying the Charm of Akae-Saibyo With Modern Sensibilities
Art / Craft

Fukushima Reiko: Conveying the Charm of Akae-Saibyo With Modern Sensibilities

Meet Kutani ware artisan Fukushima Reiko, who combines modern styles with traditional red akae-saibyo painting techniques.

Tantalizing Tofu Menus of the Past
Food / DiningCulture

Tantalizing Tofu Menus of the Past

Explore tofu’s culinary past with recipes from the Edo-period cookbook, Tofu Hyakuchin, with dishes still popular today.