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Consuming this mochi is thought to bestow strength
' have become less common in Japanese towns
The national treasure Choju-Jinbutsu-Giga is in the form of a picture book
As New Year's is the most important of these occasions
Sumo is Japan's national sport
Tenugui (Strawberries) Isa monyo Consuming this mochi is thoughtDescription Strawberries were first introduced to Japan in the late Edo period, around the 1830s, brought by Dutch traders. At that time, they were even called Oranda Ichigo meaning Dutch strawberries. Hand dyed by skilled artisans, this tenugui combines sweetness and history, adding a cheerful touch to your everyday life. By simply inserting this rod into the top and bottom of a tenugui, you can easily create a tapestry.
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