Traditional Craft Ryori Spring

Japanese food served in lacquerware and pottery

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Traditional crafts as practical tools
Practical enough to enjoy in everyday life,
rather than just with pricey garnished foods


Japanese food served in lacquerware and pottery

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Enjoying seasonal ingredients
is an important part of Japanese cooking.

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Dish made with bamboo shoots

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Tempura

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Use of seasonal ingredients
like sanzai (mountain vegetables)

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Sashimi and soup Healthy and low in calories

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Little bean saucer

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Western-style breakfast in lacquerware

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Snacks
Wagashi (Japanese sweets)
go great with coffee!

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Sakura lunchbox

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Wagashi is nice to look at, too!

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