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Welcome to your new teatime ritual—no fuss, just good matcha and other timeless Japanese green teas. I’m here to share my favorites, geek out on teaware, and bring you along as I craft the modern kyusu of my dreams. Pour, sip, and stay awhile ♡.

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Jyoraku Matcha - 30g Ceremonial Grade - Usucha

This is the real deal—sourced from Japan’s finest tea procurers to your hands. No gimmicks. Just damn good Matcha. Smooth, rich, and crafted for those who know quality when they taste it.

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  • Flowers, Tea, and the Art of Stillness

    Flowers, Tea, and the Art of Stillness

    When I feel inspired to create, I often turn to flowers. This ikebana-inspired arrangement — eucalyptus, rose, and chrysanthemum — reflects a simple trinity: line, softness, and fragrance. In the...

    Flowers, Tea, and the Art of Stillness

    When I feel inspired to create, I often turn to flowers. This ikebana-inspired arrangement — eucalyptus, rose, and chrysanthemum — reflects a simple trinity: line, softness, and fragrance. In the...

  • Meeting the Monsters Calmly

    Meeting the Monsters Calmly

    Today’s tea time was playful — an ippuku of matcha paired with Tokaragashi’s “Monster Wagashi,” a luxurious mochi filled with purple potato (taro) and covered in lightly roasted pistachio. Sweet....

    Meeting the Monsters Calmly

    Today’s tea time was playful — an ippuku of matcha paired with Tokaragashi’s “Monster Wagashi,” a luxurious mochi filled with purple potato (taro) and covered in lightly roasted pistachio. Sweet....

  • Ki-mochi: Good Feelings, Shared

    Ki-mochi: Good Feelings, Shared

    This Saturday, from 1–5pm near Woodland Park Zoo, I’ll be hosting a Valentine pop-up alongside @Tokaragashi. Tokara-san is crafting a special wagashi she calls “Ki-mochi” (気持ち) — meaning feeling, or...

    Ki-mochi: Good Feelings, Shared

    This Saturday, from 1–5pm near Woodland Park Zoo, I’ll be hosting a Valentine pop-up alongside @Tokaragashi. Tokara-san is crafting a special wagashi she calls “Ki-mochi” (気持ち) — meaning feeling, or...

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