Tenugui (Rice Grain) crane Celebrate the Hina-Matsuri with a

Celebrate the Hina-Matsuri with a set of Hina dolls made from Japanese Washi paper

This small yet charming washi paper ornament captures the essence of Japan’s Tsukimi (moon-viewing) festival

the fragrant yuzu is enjoyed in dishes like yuzu pepper (yuzu kosho) or as a garnish

Standing at about 9 cm tall

creating a lighthearted scene that is sure to bring a smile

Tenugui (Rice Grain) crane Celebrate the Hina-Matsuri with aDescription Rice is not only a staple food for Japanese people but also the base ingredient for a variety of foods and seasonings, including mochi, sweets, miso, and vinegar. In autumn, festivals celebrating the rice harvest are held across Japan. During the rice planting season in spring, songs and dances are performed to pray for a bountiful harvest. At Shinto shrines, newly harvested rice, along with rice based offerings such as mochi and sake, are