2017/10/25
The etiquette of Japanese tea ceremony. ~the way of drinking light tea~
To attend the traditional tea ceremony, is there some etiquette? We start preparing for the New Yea...
2017/10/25
Japanese Winter sweet “A Shogoin Turnip”
Japanese sweets in winter When we say “turnips” in Kyoto, it often means a Shogoin turnip, which is...
2017/10/25
Japanese flower arrangements for the New Year
Japanese flower arrangement makes Happy New Year! Temples and shrines in Kyoto start preparing for t...
2017/10/25
New Year’s Japanese sweets
Japanese sweets for New Year I’m looking forward the traditional Japanese sweets of the Zodiac in t...
2017/10/25
How to enjoy tea ceremony?
2017/10/25
Japanese sweets for the New Year’s tea ceremony
The origin goes back to the event of imperial palace We usually have the first tea ceremony aro...
2017/10/25
Japanese sweets in winter, it’s made of Sake!
Saka Manju（Japanese confectionary made of Sake） Saka Manju is the Japanese sweets usually sold only...
2017/10/25
”Shojin” Vegetarian diet in Kyoto
2017/10/25
Feel Zen and the history of tea in Kyoto. ~Daitouji temple and Daitokuji beans~
2017/10/25
Tea Utensil shops in Kyoto. Don’t hesitate to enter!
Japanese tea utensil shops in Kyoto My tea house “Tea Ceremony Koto” is just a 1minutes walk from Ki...