

Kiriko Glass Art: A Timeless Japanese Tradition
Kiriko Day celebrates Japan's timeless glass art, showcasing the intricate craftsmanship of Edo and Satsuma Kiriko. These beautifully cut and colored glass pieces blend tradition with modern elegance. Honored in Japan and admired globally, Kiriko reflects the enduring artistry of Japanese culture, making it a symbol of beauty and innovation in both décor and everyday life.

Ocha Nouveau
Spring brings an exciting time for green tea lovers—shincha season! Shincha (新茶), meaning “new tea,” is the first flush of Japanese green tea, handpicked in early spring and celebrated for its delicate flavor, enticing aroma, and invigorating freshness. Unlike other green teas, shincha is lightly processed, capturing the essence of the season in every sip. Available for a limited time, this fleeting treasure is cherished in Japan and beyond. If you’re lucky enough to find shincha near you, don’t miss the chance to savor this once-a-year delight!

Antigone - Japanese view of life and death

Introducing Ryuji Iwasaki

Encounter with the new talent

Experiencing a memorable holiday in kyushu

Coming soon! — New ceramic works from Japan Suite

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The Simple Truth
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