Kungyokudo Incense Sticks - Yokohama 1872 nambu ironware Carefully stone-ground from the finest

Carefully stone-ground from the finest shade-grown tea leaves

Material: Cast iron (Nambu Tekki)

this green porcelain teapot is a product of Gifu's long ceramic tradition

Japanese ceramic dinner plate featuring a charming red cat motif

Pork Belly Soup with Vegetables

Kungyokudo Incense Sticks - Yokohama 1872 nambu ironware Carefully stone-ground from the finestJourney back to historic Yokohama with Kungyokudo's Yokohama 1872 incense sticks. Inspired by Yokohama in 1872 when Japan's first steam railway opened, marking a transformative era in Japanese history. This nostalgic and refreshing fragrance captures the exotic spirit of a bustling port town where East meets West, evoking the excitement and cultural fusion of Meiji era Japan. Fragrance Profile: Nostalgic and refreshing scent Inspired by historic