
Initial D Theme Song Collection Vol.1
Bring “around the world” and “Gamble Rumble” to the turntable with this anime theme-song collection.
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Bring “around the world” and “Gamble Rumble” to the turntable with this anime theme-song collection.
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Return to the battle inside Infinity Castle on your own screen.
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Revisit theatrical Gundam in a box with English subtitle support.
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A two-disc remastered set brings together the 1984 theatrical and 2016 complete versions.
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Trace Shirow's creative worlds from Black Magic to Ghost in the Shell.
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A collection of SLAM DUNK illustrations selected by Takehiko Inoue.
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Spend time with illustrations from Ao Haru Ride and Strobe Edge.
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Explore the characters, equipment, and environments of Endwalker.
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Explore more than 80 illustrations in Eiichiro Oda's seventh art collection.
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Return to BANANA FISH through chapter art and character analysis.
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Give a familiar childhood story a little space on your shelf or sofa.
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The familiar Robocon silhouette returns with spring-powered movement.
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An extending ball arm catches Moncolle figures, with Koraidon included.
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Explore FFXIV artwork through patch 4.1 in this official collection.
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More than 100 color illustrations span Dressrosa through Zou.
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Revisit Eternal's characters and story through its visuals.
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Yayoi's illustrated figures, outfits, and everyday worlds in one collection.
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Travel with penguins through illustrated seasons, from leafy breezes to snow.
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Spend time with the machines and world of Hathaway's Flash.
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Includes the physical Magic Master book of runes. Animation by Studio Ghibli and music by Joe Hisaishi.
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Season 2, episodes 1–6, with Hungry Bug glass-jar and chopstick extras.
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All six episodes on the European front of the One Year War, plus a two-CD soundtrack.
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Fifteen Arcadion battle tracks bring the raid's musical world to a two-record set.
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Revisit the band's 2006 third album in its twentieth-anniversary vinyl edition.
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Return to Chrono Trigger through an orchestral performance recorded at Tokyo International Forum.
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Trace Aimyon's singles and coupling tracks in her first greatest-hits collection.
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Ten tracks move between driving songs and ballads, with English and Japanese lyrics.
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An eight-track EP, including “Sense,” takes its place on color vinyl.
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Revisit SHOW-YA's debut album in a ten-track reissue with a bonus song.
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The anime opening theme meets a live recording from Zepp Haneda.
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Keep the opening and ending themes of BanG Dream! Yume Mita together.
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The first full album with HAGANE's new lineup brings eleven songs to one CD.
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The fourth album includes “Anytime Anywhere,” alongside a Blu-ray of two live performances.
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Hear “Rasen” in its original and acoustic versions.
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The ending theme of Goodbye, Lara arrives in anime-illustrated packaging.
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The ending theme to Mushoku Tensei III brings Mika Nakashima and Hitorie together.
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Keep listening to Project Sekai songs after closing the game.
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Add MORE MORE JUMP!'s seventh single to your physical collection.
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Revisit patches 7.1–7.5 with a soundtrack accompanied by footage.
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The second vinyl volume collecting theme songs from the Initial D anime.
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Revisit Anri's sixth album, including “I Can't Stop the Loneliness.”
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Settle into “Night Cruising” and “Mystical Composer” on CD.
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Give MALICE MIZER's Merveilles a place in your physical collection.
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An HQCD reissue of Kyusai no Giho with additional “BERSERK - Forces -” recordings.
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Gege Akutami artwork in an LP-sized package, plus three live tracks from Seoul.
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Part of Yamashita’s 50th-anniversary MOON reissue series, with his own detailed liner notes.
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Featuring Ryuichi Sakamoto and Chris Parker; reissued on uncolored virgin vinyl.
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Visit around ten vendors, stop for a local lunch and taste Japanese tea on Arigato Travel’s market tour.
Check dates & details Affiliate linkMix the batter and bake three fish-shaped treats with Guraku. Choose sweet or savory fillings, subject to availability.
Check dates & details Affiliate linkShape a nerikiri sweet, then compare matcha, sencha and hojicha with Yuki and Yanaka Madams.
Check dates & details Affiliate linkTea ceremony with Takashi and his Team; meet at Kikai Shinko Kaikan Honkan.
Check dates & details Affiliate linkA kitchen session with Frank and his team; meet near Nezu and try a tebo noodle strainer.
Check dates & details Affiliate linkAndrew’s four-hour class: make noodles and gyoza, then take home a recipe e-book.
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A thick steel pan doubles as a serving plate, paired with a natural-wood handle.
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Cold drinks reveal changing designs on four Mino-ware sake cups.
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Roof-tile craft comes indoors as a smiling onigawara face on a wooden tissue box.
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Explore pigment separation and texture with twenty-four nature-inspired watercolor colors.
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A 109-color opaque acrylic set invites bold areas of color and layered work.
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Move from pencil marks to watercolor washes with fifty coordinated colors.
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Cherry blossoms and butterflies decorate a blue click-action ballpoint for everyday writing.
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The winter palette from Irodori brings seasonal Japanese colors to opaque watercolor painting.
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Smoked silver meets dark bamboo in a folding fan with a faint Japanese fragrance.
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Cold drinks reveal cherry blossoms on this pair of glass tumblers.
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A porcelain vessel and slender fan-inspired sticks bring Kyoto craft to room fragrance.
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A ranchu goldfish, printed with water-based ink, lends everyday clothing an artisan touch.
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A red-and-clear crystal pair carries delicately engraved cranes and Mount Fuji.
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Sixteen carbon ribs open a moss-green canopy for rainy-day walks.
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Maple leaves on silk bring the seasonal character of Kaga Yuzen into a small framed artwork.
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Sakura, fireworks, autumn leaves and snow bring changing seasonal scenery to cold drinks.
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The tradition of roof-tile guardians becomes a small clay amulet crafted in Aichi.
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Flowing blue glaze over a scarlet ground makes a Kyoto-Kiyomizu mug worth lingering over.
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Hokusai's Under the Mannen Bridge at Fukagawa fills the dial; lighting the display completes the bridge's curve.
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Three differently colored mugs reveal patterned cats as your drink warms them.
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Unglazed Bizen pottery brings the kiln's individual patterns to your drink.
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Cuts inspired by crops swaying in the wind frame a flower in crystal light.
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Fresh bamboo inspires this green crystal vase with simple, clean cuts.
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Choose a color and size for a natural-wood lacquer plate that belongs at everyday meals.
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Five lacquer colors offer a daily bowl for fruit, cereal or soup.
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A copper-and-tin alloy lends this Kyoto bell its resonant tone.
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A small sake cup brings Kyoto joinery and Yoshino cedar grain to the evening.
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Fine patterns fill the petals of a wooden coaster for a cup or small vase.
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A small copper-and-tin alloy bell pairs a resonant tone with a red silk knot.
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Carving and openwork suggest falling cherry petals on a plate for small accessories.
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Doll-making craft and Nishijin textiles become a tray that can also stand as a decoration.
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Foil suggests the Milky Way in a Kyoto fan with a faint fragrance when opened.
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Handwoven and hand-sewn silk lends Tango Blue texture to a familiar shirt.
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A round container for sweets or accessories adds a mimosa motif to your desk.
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A seamless vase carved from one piece of Kyoto cypress pairs natural grain with a flower.
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Red coasters and black mats bring Yanagawa-woven rush grass to everyday meals.
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A haze-inspired aluminum form reflects your flower on its polished top.
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A frameless folded-paper light reveals traditional patterns when illuminated.
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Gold leaf appears outside and within a leather wallet designed to develop character with use.
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Yuzen-dyed fabric, gold thread and beads bring a leaf-shaped accent to familiar clothing.
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A moss-garden green leather case keeps keys and cards together for the day.
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A burner inspired by Uji tea production gently warms matcha incense.
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Dyed rush grass forms a Japanese landscape beneath your daily practice.
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Glossy Himeji leather brings deep brown color to time spent at home.
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A blue-and-white pair brings Imabari cotton towels to an everyday ritual.
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Layered steel patterns distinguish a santoku for preparing meat, fish and vegetables.
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Striped ebony and Damascus steel meet in a santoku designed for home cooking.
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Wrap, knot or carry: a large water-repellent furoshiki for daily outings.
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Water-powered milling in Yame, Fukuoka, turns cedar and tabu leaves into incense.
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Cotton warp and wool weft create a softly finished Banshu-woven layer.
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Japan wax connects Kyoto candle-making craft with a small jar for daily hand care.
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An export model with long-grain and brown-rice settings; match the voltage and plug to your destination.
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Explore shapes and solid color with an 18-color gouache palette.
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Build a moving kangaroo and watch its mechanism through clear parts.
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An attack-type Beyblade with a special-color launcher; its stadium is sold separately.
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Recreate the anniversary Fireblade as a model you assemble and paint.
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Build the brightly colored Peach aircraft as a small reminder of journeys.
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Follow place names and railway lines through a thousand-piece map of Japan.
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A traditional kimono-lining fish motif brings Kyoto Yuzen character to bicycle handlebars.
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Auspicious kimono patterns become a ceramic tile to display or use as a small dish.
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Hand-arranged preserved flowers form a sphere displayed above fragrant tea leaves in a wooden box.
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An elongated porcelain form gives pens a place on your desk through Tomás Alonso's geometric design.
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Two differently sized blown-glass vessels bring handmade contours to everyday serving.
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A simple Matsusaka-leather card holder develops its own sheen with time and handling.
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An angled porcelain grater moves naturally from food preparation to the table.
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Two bentwood tiers pair Akita cedar grain with different finishes for rice and side dishes.
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White porcelain and gold-colored metal add a small crafted detail to books and journals.
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Five Japanese candles are individually hand-painted by Kyoto painters for display or lighting.
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Smoke-free matcha incense designed to release fragrance when warmed.
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A horizontal stick-incense holder combining hinoki and natural lacquer.
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One stick moves through jasmine, lavender, and citrus.
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Cherry blossom, lavender, osmanthus, and daffodil unfold along one stick.
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A cotton cloth with a pattern drawn from part of a traditional Ainu garment.
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An Ainu-pattern tenugui to use as a towel, bandana, or wall cloth.
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A Yokohama-dyed tenugui depicting red Mount Fuji in morning light with cranes.
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A Banshu-woven triple-gauze face towel with a small embroidered motif.
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A small Shigaraki teapot with a reddish-brown ceramic surface.
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An Ibushi three-piece tin tea set from Osaka Suzuki with a paulownia box.
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A porcelain pot with a strainer and individually varied hand-applied Oribe glaze.
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A porcelain teapot with hand-carved white dots against dark blue, including a strainer.
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A deep bowl with expressive brushwork and clay texture, suitable for whisking matcha.
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Two deep bowls with distinctive glaze colors, suited to tea or food.
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Small and medium bowls with wave and interlocking-circle motifs, suitable for matcha.
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An Arita cup with a prominent foot and softly rounded form.
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A restrained Arita teacup designed for an elegant stacked arrangement.
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An Arita teacup with clean lines and a specially developed matte glaze.
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An Osaka Naniwa tin tea caddy presented in a paulownia box.
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The Hanamaru tin tea caddy from Osaka Suzuki brings a composed form to the tea shelf.
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A Wajima-finish tea caddy combining tinwork and lacquer decoration.
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A tin tea caddy with Wajima-finish lacquer decoration and a dragonfly motif.
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Explore 14 fragrances with three sticks each and an Awaji-tile incense holder.
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A natural-ingredient sampler inspired by historic Japanese fragrance blends.
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Awaji Island incense that shifts from coffee to vanilla as it burns.
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An evolving incense fragrance that moves from sandalwood to amber.
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A candle-heated fragrance warmer whose fine Suruga bamboo work evokes the Uji River.
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A handmade ceramic tea warmer paired with Uji tea leaves and flowers.
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A stick-fragrance vessel with a silver-foil shippo pattern beneath deep blue glaze.
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A horizontal incense plate combining stainless steel and Japanese cypress.
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An assemble-yourself paper fragrance ornament decorated with sumi ink and gold flakes.
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A sandalwood-led room fragrance diffused through slender Kyoto fan ribs.
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A whisk stand from Marukyu Koyamaen for resting a chasen.
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A Kiyomizu-ware whisk stand from Gion Tsujiri for your tea-tool arrangement.
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Manyoan’s Black Sand bowl is specifically listed as a matcha bowl.
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Gion Tsujiri’s chashaku for scooping matcha, in the Soot option.
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A white-bamboo chashaku from Gion Tsujiri for scooping matcha.
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Gion Tsujiri’s matcha scoop in the Sesame option.
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A Gion Tsujiri matcha filter can in Dark Red.
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A Gion Tsujiri matcha filter can in Orange.
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A domestic-rush mat that unfolds as a Japanese-style floor covering and folds away.
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A Kyoto-Kiyomizu porcelain bowl with flower-like crystals formed in the kiln.
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An Arita porcelain tea canister with a silicone-ring lid and matte white finish.
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Reusable incense ash made with diatomaceous earth and rush grass for a nonflammable vessel.
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An Owari cloisonné incense container decorated with fine-wire chrysanthemums.
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A handled bamboo tea tray accented with Kanazawa's Kodai-Haku finish.
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Hokusai on the dial, 日本 on the case back: a new setting for the square 5600.
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Soft 3.8 mm cores, 150 colors and room to make more by layering.
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Lacquered ebony and satine wood, shaped into octagonal chopsticks. Two lengths—23 and 21.5 cm—in a paulownia box.
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Matte red lacquer over natural wood: a 24 cm plate paired with 23 cm chopsticks in a BECOS set.
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Edo Kimekomi craft by Kakinuma Dolls: white chirimen fabric, small size, cushion included.
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Kagami Crystal’s Mai: fan-inspired cuts and an octagonal basket-weave pattern on the base.
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DESIGN / G-SHOCKMount Fuji from Rainstorm Beneath the Summit, framed by a black G-SHOCK.
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ART / HOLBEINHolbein’s oil-based colored pencils. Which color comes next?
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MUSIC / JUJUTSU KAISENGege Akutami’s artwork, given room on a large-format sleeve.
Read the storyThree taiyaki in Asakusa, or nerikiri and a tea tasting in Yanaka.
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FOOD WALK / KYOTOMarket tastings, a local lunch and Japanese tea in three hours.
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CRAFT / TABLEWAREMatsukan’s octagonal chopsticks and a matte red lacquer plate set.
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GAMES / NINTENDO DSThe Japanese Nintendo DS edition of Ni no Kuni comes with a physical Magic Master book.
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ANIME / BLU-RAY BOX SETSHayashida artwork and Hungry Bug extras, or all six Gundam episodes with a two-CD soundtrack.
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MUSIC / VINYL REISSUESPOCKET MUSIC with the artist’s liner notes. SUNSHOWER on uncolored virgin vinyl.
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CRAFT / MANEKI NEKOEdo Kimekomi craft from Saitama, with white chirimen fabric and a cushion.
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CRAFT / EDO KIRIKOFan-inspired cuts in blue crystal, with an octagonal basket-weave base.
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TRAVEL / CONNECTConnect your phone, open your map, and return the router by post when the trip is over.
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