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Mother's Day Brunch with Cedar Magewappa Plates

Mother's Day Brunch with Cedar Magewappa Plates

Mother's Day Brunch with Cedar Magewappa Plates
Food / Dining

Mother's Day Brunch with Cedar Magewappa Plates

Enjoy Mother's Day brunch with Magewappa wooden plates, crafting a heartfelt setting that imparts warmth and appreciation.

Kosen Kiln's Workshop: A Magical Mystery Tour of Nabeshima Celadon
Art / Craft

Kosen Kiln's Workshop: A Magical Mystery Tour of Nabeshima Celadon

Entdecken Sie die Traditionen und das Erbe des Nabeshima-Seladon in unserem Interview mit dem Meister des Kosen-Ofens, Kawasoe Takahiko.

MUSUBI KILN Chado Series:  A Deep Dive into the Tea Master's Philosophy
Culture

MUSUBI KILN Chado Series: A Deep Dive into the Tea Master's Philosophy

Explore the philosophy behind the practice of chado, or the Japanese tea ceremony, with expert Kitajima Ritsuko.

Mitsui Tatsuya: Guardian of Kutani Ware's Eternal Beauty
Art / Craft

Mitsui Tatsuya: Guardian of Kutani Ware's Eternal Beauty

Mitsui Tatsuya schlägt eine Brücke zwischen Vergangenheit und Gegenwart und bewahrt das Erbe der Kutani-Ware durch lebendige Ko-Kutani-Aufglasurmalerei.

On Tango-no-Sekku, We Celebrate the Health of Our Growing Boys!
Culture

On Tango-no-Sekku, We Celebrate the Health of Our Growing Boys!

We celebrate Boy's Day on the same day as Children's Day, with fun activities like flying koinobori and eating sweets.

Outdoor Matcha Tea Time in Spring
Food / Dining

Outdoor Matcha Tea Time in Spring

Enjoy the spring breeze with charming matcha bowls, sleek matcha utensils, and glossy laquerware jubako bento boxes, plates, and forks.

Reviving Tradition: Kawasoe Takahiko's Vision for Nabeshima Ware
Art / Craft

Wiederbelebung der Tradition: Kawasoe Takahikos Vision für Nabeshima Ware

Erfahren Sie mehr über die Seladonkeramik des Kosen-Brennofens, ihre ruhmreiche Geschichte und den Schutz der Zukunft der Nabeshima-Ware.

Explore Asakusa MUSUBI KILN Style
Travel

Erkunden Sie Asakusa Musubi Kiln Stil

Explore Asakusa's hidden gems beyond Senso-ji with a Sumida River cruise, geta shop, and Japanese Western food.

Welcome to the World of Luxury Vases
LifestyleInterior

Welcome to the World of Luxury Vases

Each of these five luxury Japanese vases is a masterpiece, imbuing your home with tradition, craftsmanship, and beauty.

Entertaining in Style: Premium Teaware and Accessories for the Discerning Host
Lifestyle

Stilvoll bewirten: Hochwertiges Teegeschirr und Zubehör für den anspruchsvollen Gastgeber

Japanese lacquerware, bamboo basketry, and handcrafted teapots and tea cups make sharing a cup of tea an elegant occasion.

Brush Strokes of Tradition: The Maki-e Mastery of Morita Masatoshi
Art / Craft

Brush Strokes of Tradition: The Maki-e Mastery of Morita Masatoshi

We pay a visit to Morita Masatoshi, an artist who has been enchanted by the art of maki-e since for nearly five decades.

Gift Ideas for Tea Ceremony Utensils
LifestyleArt / Craft

Gift Ideas for Tea Ceremony Utensils

Give the gift of authentic Japanese tea ceremony items, with each utensil holding its own special meaning.

A Bite of Spring: The Journey through Japanese Sakura Desserts
Food / DiningCulture

Ein Stück Frühling: Die Reise durch japanische Sakura-Desserts

Entdecken Sie die Aromen der japanischen Kirschblütensaison mit köstlichen Wagashi-Desserts wie Sakura Mochi und Hanami Dango.

How to Care for Your Chasen
Lifestyle

How to Care for Your Chasen

Learn how to care for your matcha whisk, known as "chasen" in Japanese. Chasen are essential tools for making matcha.

The Birth of the Moist Series: Inside Hataman Touen's Workshop
Art / Craft

Die Geburt der Moist-Serie: Einblicke in Hataman Touens Werkstatt

We visit the Hataman Touen workshop to see where the Moist series and other handcrafted Japanese tableware are made.

The Shogun's Table — What Did Ieyasu Eat?
Food / DiningCulture

Der Tisch des Shoguns – Was hat Ieyasu gegessen?

Entdecken Sie die einzigartigen Gerichte von Tokugawa Ieyasu, Japans legendärem Herrscher der Edo-Zeit und Inspiration für Shoguns Toranaga.