Ikiya - Japan in Treviso

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We are a small #Japanese shop located in Treviso, near Venice, and we focus on bringing to Italy a selection of Japanese teas (such as #matcha), ingredients for your recipes, #kimono and #haori, handmade pottery and much more.

On our Mastodon account we want to share Japanese culture, history and curiosities of our products, and news about our shop in #Italy.

We ship to all EU countries!

#JapaneseTea | #JapaneseFood | #JapaneseCulture | #Japan

E-commercehttps://www.ikiya.it/
Our shophttps://www.ikiya.it/il-negozio/

@tea Ikiya’s warabi mochi come from #Kyoto , crafted by a historic artisanal workshop founded in 1907 and specialized in this very delicacy. You can find them in our #Treviso store or online on our website, where you can choose your favorite variation.

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Today we’re telling you about a lesser-known yet truly traditional #Japanese dessert: warabi mochi.

Unlike many more familiar #wagashi , they stand out for their unique texture—soft, delicate, and almost jelly-like—made from a plant-based starch similar to agar. They are then coated in kinako, a roasted soybean flour with a warm, slightly nutty flavor.

Their sweetness is subtle, designed to accompany tea without overpowering it.

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#japanesetea @tea #Japan #food

At Ikiya, we celebrate this craftsmanship not only through teacups and teapots, but also with small objects designed to bring #tea into everyday life in new ways, like this tea diffuser made from authentic #Tokoname ceramics, decorated with two charming little #kittens . Simply place loose-leaf tea on the top dish, light a candle, and let yourself be enveloped by a delicate, relaxing aroma 🍃

A truly unique piece.

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#Tokoname is more than just a city: it’s one of #Japan ’s six ancient #pottery capitals, where for over a thousand years clay has been shaped by the hands of skilled artisans. This is where tools of exceptional quality are created, pieces we personally select and bring to our shop in #Treviso

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#JapaneseCrafts #handmade

Every year, #Udine hosts one of the most exciting events for Asian cinema lovers: the Far East Film Festival (#FEFF). For about 15 years, we’ve been proud guests of this incredible celebration of Asian movie productions.
Today, Antonella is there for a special Japanese tea tasting, featuring teas and spring sweets straight from #Japan. A perfect blend of tradition and flavor!
Have you heard of #FEFF? Have you ever been? Let us know, we’d love to hear your thoughts! ☕🎬
#fareastfilmfestival @tea

As a small business in a small Italian city, we must rely on internet to let people know about us and about what we do.
But we don't have to rely on mainstream social media.
Help us reaching people who might like us on #Mastodon and the #Fediverse : boosts are more then appreciated ❤️

#selfpromotion #smallbusiness

https://mstdn.business/@ikiya/116211483567962233

Ikiya - Japan in Treviso (@[email protected])

Attached: 2 images We are #Ikiya and we are finally on #Mastodon and the #Fediverse ! We are a small #Japanese shop located in Treviso, near Venice, and we focus on bringing to Italy a selection of Japanese teas (such as #matcha), ingredients for your recipes, kimono and haori, handmade pottery and much more. We would like to start leaving mainstream social media for good to connect with our customers in a different way, and this is our first step towards a better communication. Happy to be here! #introduction

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We just received this this stunning ceramic bowl featuring the iconic koi fish motif, crafted in the traditional Mino ware style.
Mino ware (美濃焼) is one of Japan’s oldest and most beloved ceramic traditions, originating from Gifu Prefecture. Known for its durability and delicate designs, it’s been cherished since the Momoyama period (16th century). This bowl’s deep blue glaze and playful koi make it a perfect blend of art and function, ideal for serving or displaying! #JapaneseCrafts #Japan

Through these workshops, we celebrate the beauty of #Japanese craftsmanship, a tradition woven deeply into the culture of Japan.

Join us to experience the elegance of tsumami zaiku!

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The beauty of a maiko’s costume lies in these cascading petals, swaying gently near her face. Our creations can be embellished with pearls or tiny bells, adding a soft chime to every movement.
We’ll use a clip-style base, perfect even for those with short hair. The workshop will focus on the maru tsumami technique, slightly adapted to recreate the signature scalloped edges of cherry blossom petals.

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