Celebrate Japanese Fall with the Otayori Autumn Issue
Von Team MUSUBI
We’re delighted to share that our otayori Autumn Issue is now included with every order. Otayori—a Japanese word meaning “a seasonal greeting” or “a sincere letter”—reflects the warmth and connection we wish to bring to you. Launched this spring, our seasonal magazine is a heartfelt project by Team Musubi, created to bring you closer to the beauty and spirit of traditional Japanese craftsmanship as the seasons change.
Brimming with fall’s colors, textures, and delights, we hope our Autumn Issue delivers the essence of a Japanese autumn straight to your doorstep.
Table of contents
Autumn Feature: Original Ramen Recipes and More
Among all the items offered at MUSUBI KILN, ramen bowls are especially popular. Perhaps it’s because many people want to enjoy authentic ramen at home.
That’s why, for this autumn issue, we’re featuring three original ramen recipes: Tonkotsu, Miso, and Salt & Ginger Chicken. Perfect for the season of cozy gatherings, these recipes promise to offer a sense of togetherness and comfort to your table.
We’re also sharing tips on gift wrapping with furoshiki and an essay on Japan’s unique gift-giving culture—just in time for the holiday season.
As autumn leads into winter, the days fill with gatherings and moments that bring people closer. We hope the ideas in this issue will add joy and inspiration to your everyday life.
Traditional Japanese Crafts Map: Lacquerware
Japanese craftsmanship is rich and diverse, with beauty that words alone cannot capture. To share this allure, we created the Crafts Map, a simple way to explore Japan’s traditional crafts at a glance.
Following the Ceramics Crafts Map sent in our spring issue, this edition features the Lacquerware Crafts Map, which highlights key regions and their unique traditions. The map also includes regions not yet in our collection, offering a broader view of Japan’s artistry.
We’d Love to Hear from You
Team Musubi values creating meaningful connections through our publications. We’d love to hear your thoughts and experiences as we continue to grow.
Please share your feedback using the link below. Your input will help shape future issues of otayori, keeping it inspiring and joyful.
We look forward to discovering the beauty of Japanese craftsmanship together.
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@Gail We hope that you had a great time in Japan! It is very heartwarming that you think Japanese culture is beautiful and graceful. We will try to introduce our culture that you can enjoy in your daily lives so if you have any questions, please let us know! We are very honored to be learned!
Team Musubi
After 1st trip to Japan in 2/25, want to learn and appreciate this beautiful and graceful culture.❤️❤️
Gail Cmiel
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