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Authentic matchawan with  tomobako. Tsukushi

How to Spot an Authentic Handmade Matcha Bowl: A Basic Guide

Discover how to distinguish genuine Japanese matchawan from industrial fakes by analyzing materials, shapes, and the artisan's soul behind the clay.

Close up of a Matcha Bowl with Mt. Fuji decoration | Tsukushi

Why Japanese Teacups Are Gaining Global Attention

Discover why Japanese teacups are trending. Explore the key differences between Yunomi and Chawan and elevate your daily tea ritual.

Yunomi Japanese Teacups | Tsukushi

The Japanese Yunomi: Everyday Beauty in a Teacup

Discover the yunomi, Japan’s everyday teacup. Handcrafted, simple, and elegant, it brings calm and beauty to your daily tea ritual.

japanese wooden tbleware | Tsukushi

The Timeless Beauty of Japanese Wooden Tableware

From forest to table, discover the quiet luxury of Japanese wooden tableware and the timeless craftsmanship behind each piece.

Japanese matcha bowl and Japanese coffee cup

Japanese Ceramics: From Matcha Bowls to Coffee Cups

From tea bowls to coffee mugs, Japanese ceramics evolve while preserving craftsmanship, wabi-sabi, and quiet luxury.

Gyudon - Japanese rice beef bowl

What is Donburi? The Bowl and the Meal in Japanese Cuisine

Discover donburi, the Japanese rice bowl that is both vessel and meal, uniting history, design, and comfort in one dish.

Green pottery Japanese Bowls | Tsukushi

Japanese Bowl Types: A Complete Guide to Tradition & Use

A guide to Japanese bowl types, from rice and soup bowls to ramen and donburi, exploring their roles in tradition, daily life, and global cuisine.

Meshi Chawan and Matchawan on faded background - Tsukushi

Chawan: Meaning and Types of Japanese Tea and Rice Bowls

Discover the chawan, Japan’s iconic bowl for matcha and rice. From Chinese roots to Raku and Hagi, it reflects centuries of artistry, tradition, and life.

Japanese Pottery vs. Porcelain: What’s the Real Difference?

Japanese Pottery vs. Porcelain: What’s the Real Difference?

Curious about Japanese ceramics? Tōki exudes rustic charm, while jiki dazzles with luminous elegance, each a testament to timeless artistry.

Jizo made of pottery in Shigaraki

Shigaraki Ware: The Timeless Spirit of Japanese Pottery

Uncover the timeless allure of Shigaraki pottery, where rustic elegance meets centuries-old Japanese ceramic tradition.

Japanese Chopping Board|Manaita| corner close-up HD

Hinoki Cutting Boards: Elegance Meets Sustainability

Handcrafted from sustainable Hinoki wood, our Manaita blends enduring strength with authentic Japanese artistry for an elevated, eco-friendly kitchen.