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Meet the Incense Masters: Awaji Island’s Art of Healing Aroma

Meet the Incense Masters: Awaji Island’s Art of Healing Aroma

Meet the Incense Masters: Awaji Island’s Art of Healing Aroma
Art / CraftTravel

Meet the Incense Masters: Awaji Island’s Art of Healing Aroma

Discover Awaji Island’s incense heritage and learn how traditional craft shapes refined fragrances for modern life.

Akari’s Chicken Shoyu Ramen Recipe
Food / Dining

Akari’s Chicken Shoyu Ramen Recipe

Make comforting chicken ramen at home with a light soy sauce broth, tender chicken, and simple steps.

Taruta Hiroshi: Glowing Lines Carved in Celadon
Art / Craft

Taruta Hiroshi: Glowing Lines Carved in Celadon

Discover Seto ware artist Taruta Hiroshi’s celadon vessels, where carved porcelain lines glow with light.

A Taste of Spring: Seasonal Wagashi
Food / DiningLifestyle

A Taste of Spring: Seasonal Wagashi

Discover spring wagashi, plus plates and teacups that pair beautifully to create a seasonal Japanese tea table.

Japan’s Hidden Gem: Wakocha, the Unique Japanese Black Tea
Food / DiningTravel

Japan’s Hidden Gem: Wakocha, the Unique Japanese Black Tea

Learn about Japanese black tea, its unique origins, and flavor diversity, plus a visit to a Tokyo specialty tea salon.

What is "Oryoki"? The Minimalist Tableware
LifestyleArt / Craft

¿Qué es "Oryoki"? La vajilla minimalista

Oryoki, o Patra en sánscrito, conocido como "Tazón Buda" en Occidente. Se refiere a los utensilios personales para servir utilizados por los practicantes budistas del Zen.

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

El mensajero de la primavera: La paleta colorida de las primeras flores

Recibe la primavera con las primeras flores de Japón. Descubre la belleza y el significado de la sakura, la mimosa, las flores de durazno y los lirios.

In Ikebana, Flowers Become You: Experiencing Sogetsu-style Ikebana
CultureInterior

In Ikebana, flowers become you: Experiencing Sogetsu-style Ikebana

An inside look at Sogetsu ikebana, exploring its philosophy, techniques, and how form and space shape each arrangement.

Mindful Moments: Crafting Calm with the Five Senses
LifestyleCulture

Mindful Moments: Crafting Calm with the Five Senses

Reconnect with your five senses with Japanese tableware, incense, and decor that brings calm to your everyday life.

Japanese Spring Motifs to Know
LifestyleCulture

Motivos de primavera japoneses que debes conocer

Desde los cerezos en flor hasta los ruiseñores, descubre los motivos primaverales más icónicos de Japón y sus profundos significados culturales.

Wakanumi Madoka: In Dialogue with Jomon Pottery
Art / Craft

Wakunami Madoka: In Dialogue with Jomon Pottery

Meet ceramic artist Wakunami Madoka, whose hand-shaped works reinterpret ancient Jomon pottery.

Mizuhiki Experience: Creating Beautiful Japanese Knot Art
CultureArt / Craft

Mizuhiki Experience: Creating Beautiful Japanese Knot Art

Learn how to tie mizuhiki, Japan’s art of decorative knot-tying, plus how to use these elegant designs in daily life.

How to Care for Nambu Ironware
Lifestyle

Cómo cuidar los utensilios de hierro Nambu

Aprende cómo cuidar las teteras y hervidores de hierro Nambu, con consejos para el curado, mantenimiento, limpieza y uso diario.

From Arita to Your Table: Timeless Beauty from Arita Ware
Art / Craft

From Arita to Your Table: The Enduring Legacy of Gen-emon Kiln

Visit Gen-emon Kiln in Arita and learn in our interview how bold, hand-painted blue Arita ware is made for daily use.

Akari’s Spring Donburi Recipe: Salmon Bowl with Parsley Sauce
Food / Dining

Akari’s Spring Donburi Recipe: Salmon Bowl with Parsley Sauce

Make Hasegawa Akari’s spring salmon donburi, a light poached salmon bowl with parsley sauce and crisp vegetables.

Animal Motif Must-Haves: Treat Yourself or Gift a Friend!
LifestyleArt / Craft

Imprescindibles con motivos animales: ¡date un capricho o regálale algo a un amigo!

¿Quién no adora el encanto de los motivos animales, especialmente cuando se combinan con una artesanía exquisita?