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Toguri Museum of Art: Enchanted by the Beauty of Nabeshima and Kinrande

Toguri Museum of Art: Enchanted by the Beauty of Nabeshima and Kinrande

Toguri Museum of Art: Enchanted by the Beauty of Nabeshima and Kinrande
CultureArt / CraftTravel

Toguri Museum of Art: Enchanted by the Beauty of Nabeshima and Kinrande

Explore the Toguri Museum, known for its beautiful collection of Hizen porcelain, including Imari and Nabeshima ware.

Fukushima Reiko: Conveying the Charm of Akae-Saibyo With Modern Sensibilities
Art / Craft

Fukushima Reiko: Conveying the Charm of Akae-Saibyo With Modern Sensibilities

Meet Kutani ware artisan Fukushima Reiko, who combines modern styles with traditional red akae-saibyo painting techniques.

Tantalizing Tofu Menus of the Past
Food / DiningCulture

Menus alléchants à base de tofu du passé

Explore tofu’s culinary past with recipes from the Edo-period cookbook, Tofu Hyakuchin, with dishes still popular today.

A Refreshing Summer Kappo Dining Experience with Celadon
Food / Dining

A Refreshing Summer Kappo Dining Experience with Celadon

Enter the world of celadon, a timeless and serene shade that gracefully shifts from white to light green.

Nishikata Ryota: The Passion and Challenges of Tsuiki
Art / Craft

Nishikata Ryota: The Passion and Challenges of Tsuiki

Learn about tsuiki from master craftsman Nishikata Ryota, who creates intricate metal pieces in the pursuit of perfection.

Aphotic Restaurant Shines a Light on Traceable Seafood in SF
Food / DiningTravel

Aphotic Restaurant Shines a Light on Traceable Seafood in SF

Discover Chef Peter Hemsley's Aphotic, where traditional Japanese tableware and traceable seafood mesh seamlessly.

My Path with Japanese Cuisine: A Chef’s Tale
Food / DiningTravel

Mon parcours avec la cuisine japonaise : l'histoire d'un chef

Learn about Chef Ricardo Komori's unique journey and how he blends Japanese culinary techniques with Portuguese heritage.

Slurping Summer: Noodle Dishes Loved in Japan
Food / Dining

Slurping Summer: Noodle Dishes Loved in Japan

Stay cool this summer with Japan's favorite cold noodles. Learn about refreshing somen, soba, udon, and hiyashi chuka.

Summer Celebration with Celadon
Food / Dining

Summer Celebration with Celadon

As summer graces us with its long days and warm evenings, there’s no better way to celebrate life’s special moments than by gathering around a beautifully set table.

Understanding the Differences: Kimono vs Yukata
Culture

Understanding the Differences: Kimono vs Yukata

Learn about the unique roles of kimono and yukata in Japanese culture, their history, and their distinct differences.

Musubi’s Kamakura Guide Part Two: Kaiseki Restaurant Gentouan
Food / DiningTravel

Musubi’s Kamakura Guide Part Two: Kaiseki Restaurant Gentouan

We visited Gentouan, a historic kaiseki restaurant with exquisite seasonal dishes, antique tableware, and serene elegance.

Enjoy the Summer Season: Introducing the Perfect Gift Ideas
Lifestyle

Enjoy the Summer Season: Introducing the Perfect Gift Ideas

Discover Japanese gifts perfect for summer, featuring treasures like Edo glass bowls and Bizen wind bells, and more.

5 Best Donburi Menus
Food / Dining

5 Best Donburi Menus

Explore the delicious versatility of donburi with our top 5 menus. Discover classics like gyudon, katsudon, and more.

Noh and Kabuki: A Look into Traditional Japanese Performing Arts
CultureArt / Craft

Nô et Kabuki : un aperçu des arts du spectacle traditionnels japonais

Learn about Noh and Kabuki, Japan's traditional performing arts, with our guide on origins, tips, theaters and more.

Summer Vitality: Unagi Rice in a Donabe Pot
Food / Dining

Summer Vitality: Unagi Rice in a Donabe Pot

Learn how to set the table for one of Japan's summer favorites, grilled unagi eel. Featuring clay donabe pots and sometsuke blue and white bowls.

Musubi’s Kamakura Guide Part One: Long-Established Kissaten "Iwata Coffee"
Food / DiningTravel

Guide de Musubi à Kamakura, première partie : le café Kissaten « Iwata » établi de longue date

Découvrez Iwata Coffee à Kamakura, un kissaten apprécié depuis 1945, connu pour son ambiance nostalgique et ses délicieuses crêpes.