Whatever you celebrate (and even if you don't), the holidays are a time for us to reflect on the lives we lead
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Read MoreAs the seasons shift, we are feeling inspired by the brilliant display of autumn leaves in Philadelphia. Here we reflect on how this season's colors have influenced Japanese culture.
Read MoreEvery year, our founders Kaz and Yuka Morihata return to Japan to look for new pieces to bring back to our shop, meet with artisans, and see their family. Here's one memory from Yuka's trip this summer.
We recently had the pleasure of hosting Mr. Toshinori Itoi, Director of the Sasawashi Company. Over cups of fresh-brewed sencha, he shared some of the company's history and design approach with us.
Read MoreHeld at Fairmount Park near the Shofuso Japanese House, Sakura Sunday celebrates not just the return of the blossoms, but also their connection with Japanese identity.
Read MoreKnown as the king of the fish, tai enjoy a special place in Japanese folklore. Their sparkling red color, which is considered a lucky, life-giving color, has made them an especially auspicious symbol during the Japanese New Year.
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