Table Setting_Japanese style

The Season of Shin Soba

The harvest of buckwheat comes twice a year in Japan, summer and autumn. And after each harvest, soba made with freshly harvested buckwheat called "Shin soba."

Table in White

Take a look at the different types of white tableware items in various designs and textures we used for this setting.

Lacquerware for Children

Share the warm and soft texture of lacquerware with your little ones using these lovely children tableware items made of Yamanaka lacquerware.

Teishoku Style Meal for One

Discover how Aizen Kiln's hand-painted bunny tea cups and bowls bring rustic charm to Teishoku-style dining.

Fun Family Meals

Make time to enjoy a delicious sit-down meal served in cute tableware with the children, and make your dining table a fun space filled with happy faces and silly giggles.

Donburi Delight

Explore the charm of donburi bowls, perfect for rice and noodle dishes like ramen, plus serving tips.

Merriment at the Table with Unique Hasami Ware

Bring joy to your table with Kousai Kiln’s playful stoneware. Playful and traditional motifs turn meals into special moments.

A Festive Japanese Meal in a Jubako Bento Box

Japanese food served in a Jubako bento box upgrades a casual meal into a special occasion with a festive feel.

Lunch for Two in a Hanazume Jubako Bento Box

Feel the happy vibes in this well-set table with the pretty floral designs and the Kutani ware lucky cat sitting on the table.

The Best Menu Dinner with Luxurious Lacquerware

Let stylish and lavish lacquerware items take center stage at the table for a fine-dining eating experience at home.

Table for One with Hakuichi

Lacquerware plates and trays from Hakuichi can make a table-for-one setting the perfect tablescape for a well-deserved relaxing meal.

A Meal for One, Zen Style

Cleanse your body and soul with a healthy and humble meal served in a Oryoki bowl set. The minimalistic design is simple yet functional and carries the deep history.