In the historic city of Morioka, Iwate Prefecture, a craft with over 400 years of history continues to captivate with its rustic beauty and practical charm. Nambu tekki, or Nambu cast iron, refers to traditional ironware, such as teapots, kettles, and decorative pieces, that embody the spirit of Tohoku craftsmanship.

Matcha powder has gone from temple rituals in Japan to lattes on Instagram feeds worldwide. Once tied to Zen practice and tea ceremonies, it is now sold as a health drink and lifestyle symbol.

Fukuwatashi senbei is a popular Japanese treat that blends tradition and charm with a smooth, sweet flavor. Unlike typical senbei, which are savory rice crackers, these cookies are light, crisp, and filled with creamy goodness.

In this video, cooking duo Aaron and Claire make the best bowl of curry udon ever! Let’s take a closer look at their recipe!

Japanese parfait is just one of many desserts that blend tradition and modern creativity! Be prepared to explore classic desserts in new, creative ways that will leave you wanting more!

The delicate cultivation of rare tea processes in Japan has helped preserve the country’s history. Its use in everyday life and religious ceremonies has made it a national icon and a cultural treasure. 

If you want to treat yourself or spread joy to others, this holidy gift guide is your gateway to the Japanese holiday season. Fill your celebrations with exquisite snacks, exclusive items available only in Japan, and limited-edition homewares. Join us at Sakuraco as we embrace the holiday spirit with authentic Japanese products that make perfect…

Black rice has intrigued the culinary world for centuries with its rich history and striking appearance. This ancient grain is the star ingredient in a unique Japanese snack—kodaimai senbei.

Amanatto are a snack made of sweet beans; more specifically, they coat Japanese beans and other ingredients with sugar!

From custom cutlery to amazing tea sets, these Father’s Day gifts will surely make your loved ones feel appreciated this June!

In Japan, afternoon tea is a tradition where friends gather to enjoy tasty Japanese snacks. Here are a few to try.

Houten, also known as “wagiri houten”, is a delicious ring-shaped confection that reflects Japanese wagashi’s rich heritage and intricate craftsmanship.