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Tea Tasting in a Soft Spring Atmosphere

Tea Tasting in a Soft Spring Atmosphere

Tea Tasting in a Soft Spring Atmosphere
Food / Dining

Tea Tasting in a Soft Spring Atmosphere

Spend a spring afternoon trying different kinds of Japanese tea, featuring pastel floral tea sets and celadon dishes.

Meet Konamon, the Japanese Take on Flour-Based Foods
Food / DiningCulture

Meet Konamon, the Japanese Take on Flour-Based Foods

Get a taste of a delicious genre of Japanese cuisine, konamon, which includes okonomiyaki, takoyaki, and more!

Springtime Noodles: A Soba Tray of Joy
Food / Dining

Springtime Noodles: A Soba Tray of Joy

Authenticity infuses our setting, with handcrafted soba trays bringing an extra layer of joy to the table.

Cupping Blossoms: Yunomi Teacups with a Floral Embrace
Art / Craft

Cupping Blossoms: Yunomi Teacups with a Floral Embrace

Welcome the freshness of spring with our bright floral Japanese teacups from Kokuzou Kiln in Ishikawa Prefecture.

Visiting Arita City: The Past and Present of Kaiseki Tableware
Art / Craft

Visiting Arita City: The Past and Present of Kaiseki Tableware

Team Musubi went on a historical journey to learn about the main production area of kaiseki tableware, Arita City.

Spring's Tea Time with Magewappa Bento Boxes
Food / Dining

Spring's Tea Time with Magewappa Bento Boxes

Treat your friends to a springtime tea time with our new Table Setting, featuring Magewappa Bento Boxes, handcrafted by Japanese artisans.

Preserving Heritage: The Art of Old Imari Replicas at Rinkuro Kiln
Art / Craft

Preserving Heritage: The Art of Old Imari Replicas at Rinkuro Kiln

Rinkuro Kiln in Nagasaki prefecture specializes in Old Imari replicas, preserving a style first produced in 1610.

Elegance Reimagined: The Rimpa Legacy Through MUSUBI KILN's Collections
CultureArt / Craft

Elegance Reimagined: The Rimpa Legacy Through MUSUBI KILN's Collections

Take a journey through our selection of Rimpa tableware, known for its use of color and natural motifs.

Eating Japanese Food? Pair It with Japanese Beer
Food / Dining

Eating Japanese Food? Pair It with Japanese Beer

Learn about the history of Japanese beer and how to maximize the flavor and enjoyment with our selection of Bizen ware beer glasses.

Cracking Open the Wonderful World of Japan’s Tamago Cuisine
Food / DiningCulture

Cracking Open the Wonderful World of Japan’s Tamago Cuisine

From sushi spot classic tamagoyaki to the world-famous tamago kake gohan (TKG), learn the stories behind popular Japanese egg dishes.

Breezy Buffet: Sharing Spring Fun with Shokado Bento Boxes
Food / Dining

Breezy Buffet: Sharing Spring Fun with Shokado Bento Boxes

Celebrate the warmth with our cheerful table setting for a springtime buffet featuring seasonal Japanese dishes in a Shokado bento box.

Hop into Spring: Gift Ideas Featuring Rabbit Motifs
Lifestyle

Hop into Spring: Gift Ideas Featuring Rabbit Motifs

Add a touch of spring with this selection of rabbit-themed gifts, from charming furoshiki to adorable chopstick rests.

Spring’s Messenger: The Colorful Palette of Early Blooms
LifestyleCulture

Spring’s Messenger: The Colorful Palette of Early Blooms

Welcome spring with Japan’s early blooms. Discover the beauty and meaning of sakura, mimosa, peach blossoms, and lilies.

A Lively Lunch with Delightful Dishes in a Jubako Bento Box
Food / Dining

A Lively Lunch with Delightful Dishes in a Jubako Bento Box

Enjoy a spring-inspired table setting of sushi placed in a bold jubako bento box, with gold crane chopstick rests and plum blossom plates.

Beneath the Glaze: The Depth and Beauty of Kinzangama's Porcelain
Art / Craft

Beneath the Glaze: The Depth and Beauty of Kinzangama's Porcelain

Gold leaf, fire, and tradition shine in Kinzangama’s porcelain, brought to life by master artisan Yoshita Minori.

Exploring the Subtle Depths: The Art of Yugen in Japanese Culture
CultureArt / Craft

Exploring the Subtle Depths: The Art of Yugen in Japanese Culture

Discover Yugen, a value ingrained in Japanese culture and arts celebrating the subtle beauty and depth of the invisible.