Japanese boxes & Gift ideas

Ochazuke Kobiki bowl

€8.50

Ochazuke Kobiki bowl

€8.50

Ochazuke Kobiki bowl

Bowls

Ochazuke is a traditional Japanese dish, served in a bowl in which tea or broth is poured over rice. It's a comforting staple for those wishing to eat a light but hot meal in cold weather, or even serve it as a cold tea in summer (preferring ryokucha or mugicha teas). "Ocha" means tea and "zuke"...

€8.50

Ochazuke Kobiki bowl

Bowls

Ochazuke is a traditional Japanese dish, served in a bowl in which tea or broth is poured over rice. It's a comforting staple for those wishing to eat a light but hot meal in cold weather, or even serve it as a cold tea in summer (preferring ryokucha or mugicha teas). "Ocha" means tea and "zuke"...

€8.50

JURAKUDAI JUNMAI DAIGINJYO

€46.00

€63.89 / L

JURAKUDAI JUNMAI DAIGINJYO

€46.00€63.89 / L

JURAKUDAI JUNMAI DAIGINJYO

Sake

Founded in 1893, Sasaki Shuzo brews its sakes in "Rakuchu", in the heart of Kyoto's historic city center. Of the original 300 or so breweries, it is the only one to survive in this district. Kyoto's exceptional topography and abundant water were the main reasons why sake was brewed in Kyoto, and why Kyoto was designated the capital for 1,000 years.

€46.00€63.89 / L

JURAKUDAI JUNMAI DAIGINJYO

Sake

Founded in 1893, Sasaki Shuzo brews its sakes in "Rakuchu", in the heart of Kyoto's historic city center. Of the original 300 or so breweries, it is the only one to survive in this district. Kyoto's exceptional topography and abundant water were the main reasons why sake was brewed in Kyoto, and why Kyoto was designated the capital for 1,000 years.

€46.00€63.89 / L

Katakuchi Suribachi mortar and its Surikogi pestle

(16 reviews)

from €23.50

Katakuchi Suribachi mortar and its Surikogi pestle

€23.50

(16 reviews)

Katakuchi Suribachi mortar and its Surikogi pestle

Pestles and mortars

This unique mortar is made by MOTOSHIGE, a small potter specializing in the manufacture of mortars and rasps since 1925. Based in the Iwami region, Shimane Prefecture, western Japan, MOTOSHIGE perpetuates the craft of historic pottery Iwami-yaki from the region, rustic in appearance. The raw material, Iwami clay, is renowned for its excellent durability. This set of <a...

€23.50

(16 reviews)

Katakuchi Suribachi mortar and its Surikogi pestle

Pestles and mortars

This unique mortar is made by MOTOSHIGE, a small potter specializing in the manufacture of mortars and rasps since 1925. Based in the Iwami region, Shimane Prefecture, western Japan, MOTOSHIGE perpetuates the craft of historic pottery Iwami-yaki from the region, rustic in appearance. The raw material, Iwami clay, is renowned for its excellent durability. This set of <a...

€23.50

(16 reviews)

SOMEN IBOOITO BANSHU WHEAT

(4 reviews)

€25.75

€42.92 / Kg

SOMEN IBOOITO BANSHU WHEAT

€25.75

(4 reviews)

€42.92 / Kg

SOMEN IBOOITO BANSHU WHEAT

Sômen

Made from top-quality flour, crystal-clear water from the Ibo River in Harima region and salt from Ako, Somen Ibonoito (hand-stretched) fine noodles are meticulously crafted by most skilled culinary artists after maturing several times according to a traditional manufacturing process that originated in the Banshu region some 600 years ago. <p...

€25.75

(4 reviews)

€42.92 / Kg

SOMEN IBOOITO BANSHU WHEAT

Sômen

Made from top-quality flour, crystal-clear water from the Ibo River in Harima region and salt from Ako, Somen Ibonoito (hand-stretched) fine noodles are meticulously crafted by most skilled culinary artists after maturing several times according to a traditional manufacturing process that originated in the Banshu region some 600 years ago. <p...

€25.75

(4 reviews)

€42.92 / Kg

Set of 4 tea cups, shinogi pattern, 220 ml, φ7.4 × 8.1㎝

€41.00

Set of 4 tea cups, shinogi pattern, 220 ml, φ7.4 × 8.1㎝

€41.00

Set of 4 tea cups, shinogi pattern, 220 ml, φ7.4 × 8.1㎝

Tea accessories

The aesthetics in traditional Japanese cuisine has always played a vital role, and the choice of dishes is just as important as the ingredients. While many other kitchens prefer a united white canvas, Japanese leaders use plates, bowls, glasses, service utensils and chopsticks to improve and complete the food presentation. These cups, of traditional rustic appearance, are...

€41.00

Set of 4 tea cups, shinogi pattern, 220 ml, φ7.4 × 8.1㎝

Tea accessories

The aesthetics in traditional Japanese cuisine has always played a vital role, and the choice of dishes is just as important as the ingredients. While many other kitchens prefer a united white canvas, Japanese leaders use plates, bowls, glasses, service utensils and chopsticks to improve and complete the food presentation. These cups, of traditional rustic appearance, are...

€41.00

White Kurano Shiroshibori soy sauce

(9 reviews)

from €8.25

€35.56 / L

White Kurano Shiroshibori soy sauce

€8.25

(9 reviews)

€35.56 / L

White Kurano Shiroshibori soy sauce

White soy sauce

A natural white soy sauce , without any additives or preservatives for the most demanding connoisseurs.

€8.25

(9 reviews)

€35.56 / L

White Kurano Shiroshibori soy sauce

White soy sauce

A natural white soy sauce , without any additives or preservatives for the most demanding connoisseurs.

€8.25

(9 reviews)

€35.56 / L

Kuyou Murasaki soy sauce

(1 review)

€26.70

€31.16 / L

Kuyou Murasaki soy sauce

€26.70

(1 review)

€31.16 / L

Kuyou Murasaki soy sauce

Japanese sauces

It is said in Japan that the origin of soy sauce was the liquid found and extracted from fermentation barrels during the process of making Kinzanji miso...

€26.70

(1 review)

€31.16 / L

Kuyou Murasaki soy sauce

Japanese sauces

It is said in Japan that the origin of soy sauce was the liquid found and extracted from fermentation barrels during the process of making Kinzanji miso...

€26.70

(1 review)

€31.16 / L

Minoyaki porcelain rāmen bowl, FUKIZUMITOKUSA pattern

(8 reviews)

€17.00

Minoyaki porcelain rāmen bowl, FUKIZUMITOKUSA pattern

€17.00

(8 reviews)

Minoyaki porcelain rāmen bowl, FUKIZUMITOKUSA pattern

Ramen bowls

FUKIZUMI is one of painting techniques used to create patterns on works of art that appear to have been sprayed with sumi ink (Japanese solid ink). It is a technique often used for tinted porcelain, in which paint dissolved in water is sprayed by rubbing a hard-bristled brush through a fine-mesh sieve to create a mist that...

€17.00

(8 reviews)

Minoyaki porcelain rāmen bowl, FUKIZUMITOKUSA pattern

Ramen bowls

FUKIZUMI is one of painting techniques used to create patterns on works of art that appear to have been sprayed with sumi ink (Japanese solid ink). It is a technique often used for tinted porcelain, in which paint dissolved in water is sprayed by rubbing a hard-bristled brush through a fine-mesh sieve to create a mist that...

€17.00

(8 reviews)

Rustic clay-style beer or water glass

€8.95

Rustic clay-style beer or water glass

€8.95

Rustic clay-style beer or water glass

Glasses & carafes

Aesthetics have always played an essential role in traditional Japanese cuisine, and the choice of tableware is just as important as the choice of ingredients. While many other cuisines prefer a plain white canvas, Japanese chefs use plates, bowls, glasses, serving utensils, and chopsticks to enhance and complement the presentation of food. This glass, with its traditional rustic...

€8.95

Rustic clay-style beer or water glass

Glasses & carafes

Aesthetics have always played an essential role in traditional Japanese cuisine, and the choice of tableware is just as important as the choice of ingredients. While many other cuisines prefer a plain white canvas, Japanese chefs use plates, bowls, glasses, serving utensils, and chopsticks to enhance and complement the presentation of food. This glass, with its traditional rustic...

€8.95

veggie japan

€16.95

veggie japan

€16.95

veggie japan

Books & Manga

book in french

€16.95

veggie japan

Books & Manga

book in french

€16.95

Mochi and other Japanese pastries

(1 review)

€16.95

Mochi and other Japanese pastries

€16.95

(1 review)

Mochi and other Japanese pastries

Books & Manga

Book in French

€16.95

(1 review)

Mochi and other Japanese pastries

Books & Manga

Book in French

€16.95

(1 review)

Sushi, Onigiri and other Japanese rice

€16.95

Sushi, Onigiri and other Japanese rice

€16.95

Sushi, Onigiri and other Japanese rice

Books & Manga

Book in French

€16.95

Sushi, Onigiri and other Japanese rice

Books & Manga

Book in French

€16.95

The basics of Japanese cuisine

(3 reviews)

€16.95

The basics of Japanese cuisine

€16.95

(3 reviews)

The basics of Japanese cuisine

Books & Manga

Book in French

€16.95

(3 reviews)

The basics of Japanese cuisine

Books & Manga

Book in French

€16.95

(3 reviews)

Ramen, Soba, Udon and other Japanese noodles

(2 reviews)

€16.95

Ramen, Soba, Udon and other Japanese noodles

€16.95

(2 reviews)

Ramen, Soba, Udon and other Japanese noodles

Books & Manga

FRENCH LANGUAGE BOOK

€16.95

(2 reviews)

Ramen, Soba, Udon and other Japanese noodles

Books & Manga

FRENCH LANGUAGE BOOK

€16.95

(2 reviews)

Minoyaki porcelain rāmen bowl, SHINRYOKU pattern

(6 reviews)

€17.00

Minoyaki porcelain rāmen bowl, SHINRYOKU pattern

€17.00

(6 reviews)

Minoyaki porcelain rāmen bowl, SHINRYOKU pattern

Ramen bowls

This bowl was also made using YOUHEN technique, a firing method that uses glaze to artificially express individual differences depending on fire, temperature and glaze composition inside kiln. <span style="font-family:Aptos,...

€17.00

(6 reviews)

Minoyaki porcelain rāmen bowl, SHINRYOKU pattern

Ramen bowls

This bowl was also made using YOUHEN technique, a firing method that uses glaze to artificially express individual differences depending on fire, temperature and glaze composition inside kiln. <span style="font-family:Aptos,...

€17.00

(6 reviews)

Matcha Tea Bowl, SHIGARAKI TETSU KESSYOU pattern

(1 review)

€27.00

Matcha Tea Bowl, SHIGARAKI TETSU KESSYOU pattern

€27.00

(1 review)

Matcha Tea Bowl, SHIGARAKI TETSU KESSYOU pattern

Matcha bowl

El cuenco para té matcha se llama « chawan » en Matcha tea bowl is called a « chawan » in Japanese. It is much larger than a normal bowl. It is much more comfortable to hold with two hands than with one, as the base of the Matcha Chawan is wide. All chawan should be large enough to hold your matcha and prevent it from spilling over the sides when you whisk it vigorously. These...

€27.00

(1 review)

Matcha Tea Bowl, SHIGARAKI TETSU KESSYOU pattern

Matcha bowl

El cuenco para té matcha se llama « chawan » en Matcha tea bowl is called a « chawan » in Japanese. It is much larger than a normal bowl. It is much more comfortable to hold with two hands than with one, as the base of the Matcha Chawan is wide. All chawan should be large enough to hold your matcha and prevent it from spilling over the sides when you whisk it vigorously. These...

€27.00

(1 review)

Sashimi plate

(2 reviews)

from €10.00

Sashimi plate

€10.00

(2 reviews)

Sashimi plate

Plate

Porcelain* sashimi plate

€10.00

(2 reviews)

Sashimi plate

Plate

Porcelain* sashimi plate

€10.00

(2 reviews)

Rice bowl

(8 reviews)

from €7.50

Rice bowl

€7.50

(8 reviews)

Rice bowl

Rice bowls

Porcelain* japanese rice bowl Japanese rice is a delicacy in its own right. A specific tableware is even dedicated to steamed rice in the art of the table in Japan. It can be served in a bowl...

€7.50

(8 reviews)

Rice bowl

Rice bowls

Porcelain* japanese rice bowl Japanese rice is a delicacy in its own right. A specific tableware is even dedicated to steamed rice in the art of the table in Japan. It can be served in a bowl...

€7.50

(8 reviews)

Bowl in Chawan-Mushi, Tokusa pattern, 145 ml

Chawan-mushi bowl, Tokusa pattern, 145 ml

€11.00

Chawan-mushi bowl, Tokusa pattern, 145 ml

€11.00

Chawan-mushi bowl, Tokusa pattern, 145 ml

Chawan-mushi bowls

Aesthetics have always played an essential role in traditional Japanese cuisine, and tableware choice is just as important as ingredients choice. While many other cuisines prefer a plain white canvas, Japanese chefs use plates, bowls, glasses, serving utensils, and chopsticks to enhance and complement the presentation of food. Chawanmushi, literally “steamed in a bowl” in...

€11.00

Chawan-mushi bowl, Tokusa pattern, 145 ml

Chawan-mushi bowls

Aesthetics have always played an essential role in traditional Japanese cuisine, and tableware choice is just as important as ingredients choice. While many other cuisines prefer a plain white canvas, Japanese chefs use plates, bowls, glasses, serving utensils, and chopsticks to enhance and complement the presentation of food. Chawanmushi, literally “steamed in a bowl” in...

€11.00

Miwatari Junmaishu sake - Komodaru

€72.00

€40.00 / L

Miwatari Junmaishu sake - Komodaru

€72.00€40.00 / L

Miwatari Junmaishu sake - Komodaru

Sake

Komodaru or sakadaru is a barrel that has been used to store sake for over three hundred and fifty years. In its traditional and luxurious version, it is made of cedar wood. This type of cask has no pouring system or tap, so it must be filled and then sealed with a removable...

€72.00€40.00 / L

Miwatari Junmaishu sake - Komodaru

Sake

Komodaru or sakadaru is a barrel that has been used to store sake for over three hundred and fifty years. In its traditional and luxurious version, it is made of cedar wood. This type of cask has no pouring system or tap, so it must be filled and then sealed with a removable...

€72.00€40.00 / L

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