Boys’ Festival- Japanese home cooking class in Tokyo
Tango no Sekku, or the Boys’ Festival, is one of Japan’s five seasonal festivals, celebrated annually on May 5th to pray for the healthy growth and happiness of boys. It is also called the “Iris Festival” (Shobu no Sekku), and today, this date is recognized as the national holiday “Children’s Day” (Kodomo no Hi)
The difference between cherry blossoms and plum blossoms -Japanese home cooking class in Tokyo
Among the flowers heralding the arrival of spring, plum and cherry blossoms hold a special place, deeply rooted in the hearts of the Japanese people.
Plum blossoms convey the pure beauty of early spring, while cherry blossoms express the splendor of spring at its peak.The flower-viewing season has now arrived. Why not immerse yourself in the changing spring scenery, from plum to cherry blossoms? This presents a wonderful opportunity to rediscover the beauty of Japan's four seasons amidst the transitions of nature.
Doll Festival is a Japanese traditional celebration held on March 3rd- Japanese home cooking class in Tokyo
Hinamatsuri, also known as the Doll Festival, is a traditional Japanese event held annually on March 3rd, celebrated as "Momo no Sekku" (Peach Festival). On this day, people wish for the healthy growth and happiness of girls by displaying Hina dolls and enjoying special foods as part of this cultural event.
Setsubun(節分)- Driving away evil spirits and wishing for happiness in the new year-Japanese home cooking class in Tokyo
Setsubun is a traditional Japanese event held on the day before the beginning of spring (Risshun), aimed at driving away evil spirits and praying for health and happiness for the coming year.
Mount Fuji, a UNESCO World Heritage Site-Japanese home cooking class in Tokyo
Mount Fuji is Japan's representative mountain and the highest peak in Japan.The iconic Mount Fuji, a symbol of Japan, can be seen from my home. After meeting my guests at Todoroki Station for my japanese home cooking class, we stop by Todoroki Fudoson on the way to my house. On clear days, you can distinctly enjoy the beautiful view of Mount Fuji from the temple grounds.
Easy and stylish party food ideas-Japanese home cooking class in Tokyo
The year-end and New Year period is a time when everyone gathers together. So, let's host an easy and wonderful home party! This is a perfect opportunity to spend enjoyable moments with family and friends. Prepare delicious food and drinks, and enjoy a heartwarming time together.
The Spirit of Japanese Hospitality Culture(OMOTENASHI)-Japanese Home Cooking and Sweets Class in Tokyo
Omotenashi is a fundamental concept in Japanese culture, embodying a deep-seated philosophy of hospitality.
Tsukimi, also known as the Moon Viewing Festival-Japanese Home Cooking and Sweets Class in Tokyo
The Moon Viewing, or "Otsukimi," is a traditional autumn custom in Japan that involves admiring the beautiful moon.