Japanese New Year (Page 2)
Every year, dedicated post office workers hop on their scooters to deliver a nation’s New Year’s cards, and it’s so much fun to watch!
Adorable Japanese drinkware range pays homage to traditional Japanese motifs and traditions.
While the traditional kagami-mochi display is made of pounded rice, this one is made entirely of fluff.
There are more than a dozen cakes in the new collection, all served with sweet toppings that reflect centuries of meaning and symbolism.
The tiny details and awesome, original extras take these three-tiered meals out of the traditional world and to a galaxy far, far away.
Popular bakery Cozy Corner has created its own version of osechi, or traditional Japanese New Year’s food. What better way to start 2016 than with a box full of cute little cakes?