Japanese culture

I helped with a Monthly Japanese tea ceremony

Hi all!

I went to for the help of the Monthly Japanese tea ceremony after so long!
While a customer enjoys a Japanese tea ceremony, we are very busy with various preparation in the back. But it was realy enjoy and when customer be happy with Japanese tea ceremony we are happy too!

Also I get a great education from the time.
If I have a chance I wanna keep help it.

Tenjin hall

Tool for tea ceremony

Hanging scroll in waiting room

Hanging scroll in tea room

Flower container

A lidded container for incense

Tea bowl

Japanese dry sweets

Kimono of summer

Have a nice life♡

eico

Share on Tumblr

[`evernote` not found]

Furoshiki Summer Collection

Hi all!

I picked up the Furoshiki of the pattern in the summer.
It’s a good pattern in interior, fashion and outdoor in summer!
Just looking at it is fun.

Gourd Navy-Hyoutan- (M/Cotton)

Furoshiki bag Eucalyptus

Rising dragon -Nobori ryu- (M)

How to use Furoshiki >>>

Have a enjoy your summer♡

eico

Share on Tumblr

[`evernote` not found]

Japanese Tea Ceremony lesson

Hi all!

I went to Japanese Tea Ceremony lesson last Saturday.
The lesson was “Satubako”, this is tea ceremony to enjoy two kinds of thick tea.A flowewr of tea is hydrangea and is a Tokonoma feeling the rain season in conjunction with a hanging scroll.

The tea sweets was “Waka ayu”(young sweetfish).
A sticky rice is contained with a cake coming up in early summer and is delicious.
It’s one of my favorite Japanese sweets.

Japanese Tea Ceremony lesson

Flower of tea Hydrangea

Hanging scroll

Japanese sweets Waka ayu

I’ll go for the help of the mounthly Japanese tea ceremony!

Have a nice life♡

eico

Share on Tumblr

[`evernote` not found]

Spread out a large sized furoshiki

Hi all!

My friend went to Tottori for her work, and I got souvenir!
The name of this sweet is a “Oburoshiki” mean is “large-sized Furoshiki”.

There is a proverb to spread out a big furoshiki in Japan.
While Oburoshiki refers to a large-sized Furoshiki(cloth wrapper), the sentence, “to spread out Oburoshiki” is to make fun of or criticize impossibly exaggerated plans or stories, making impossible plans or making a bold pronouncement.

I spread out Oburoshiki and aet the sweets.
Mmmmm yummy! Thank you very much♡

Inside is rice cake, Soy powder and syrup.

Have a nice life♡

eico

Share on Tumblr

[`evernote` not found]

Monthly Japanese tea ceremony

Hi all!

I went to Mounthly Japanese tea ceremony last Sunday.
The tea ceremony the first in around 10 years for me!

Japanese tea ceremony tools

wall scroll

Flowers of tea

Incense case

I started to take Japanese tea ceremony lessons at the age of 10years. When I was child I had not intresting any Japanese tea tools.
But I have interesting all the tools as it is now. That’s so weird.

Have a nice life♡

eico

Share on Tumblr

[`evernote` not found]