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  1. After gobbling up the chimaki, there's a certain way to fold up the leaves and twine (to make it easier for the host to clear away).

    #GoldenWeek #Kyoto #京都 #Japan #和菓子 #wagashi #chimaki #ちまき #teaceremony

  2. After gobbling up the chimaki, there's a certain way to fold up the leaves and twine (to make it easier for the host to clear away).

    #GoldenWeek #Kyoto #京都 #Japan #和菓子 #wagashi #chimaki #ちまき #teaceremony

  3. After gobbling up the chimaki, there's a certain way to fold up the leaves and twine (to make it easier for the host to clear away).

    #GoldenWeek #Kyoto #京都 #Japan #和菓子 #wagashi #chimaki #ちまき #teaceremony

  4. After gobbling up the chimaki, there's a certain way to fold up the leaves and twine (to make it easier for the host to clear away).

    #GoldenWeek #Kyoto #京都 #Japan #和菓子 #wagashi #chimaki #ちまき #teaceremony

  5. After peeling away the bamboo leaves, the jelly-like rice cake at the heart of the chimaki is revealed.

    #GoldenWeek #Kyoto #京都 #Japan #和菓子 #wagashi #chimaki #ちまき

  6. After peeling away the bamboo leaves, the jelly-like rice cake at the heart of the chimaki is revealed.

    #GoldenWeek #Kyoto #京都 #Japan #和菓子 #wagashi #chimaki #ちまき

  7. After peeling away the bamboo leaves, the jelly-like rice cake at the heart of the chimaki is revealed.

    #GoldenWeek #Kyoto #京都 #Japan #和菓子 #wagashi #chimaki #ちまき

  8. After peeling away the bamboo leaves, the jelly-like rice cake at the heart of the chimaki is revealed.

    #GoldenWeek #Kyoto #京都 #Japan #和菓子 #wagashi #chimaki #ちまき

  9. There is a particular way to eat chimaki during a tea ceremony.
    Here, Nao-san shows me how to unwrap the sweet for eating🙇‍♂️

    #GoldenWeek #Kyoto #京都 #Japan #和菓子 #wagashi #chimaki #ちまき

  10. There is a particular way to eat chimaki during a tea ceremony.
    Here, Nao-san shows me how to unwrap the sweet for eating🙇‍♂️

    #GoldenWeek #Kyoto #京都 #Japan #和菓子 #wagashi #chimaki #ちまき

  11. There is a particular way to eat chimaki during a tea ceremony.
    Here, Nao-san shows me how to unwrap the sweet for eating🙇‍♂️

    #GoldenWeek #Kyoto #京都 #Japan #和菓子 #wagashi #chimaki #ちまき

  12. There is a particular way to eat chimaki during a tea ceremony.
    Here, Nao-san shows me how to unwrap the sweet for eating🙇‍♂️

    #GoldenWeek #Kyoto #京都 #Japan #和菓子 #wagashi #chimaki #ちまき

  13. Kameya Shigehisa's (亀屋重久) owner and master confectioner kindly demonstrates how each chimaki is prepared.

    The store is located across the road from Myōshin-ji's (妙心寺) north gate.
    ➡️kameya-shigehisa.com/

    #GoldenWeek #Kyoto #京都 #Japan #和菓子 #wagashi #chimaki #ちまき

  14. Kameya Shigehisa's (亀屋重久) owner and master confectioner kindly demonstrates how each chimaki is prepared.

    The store is located across the road from Myōshin-ji's (妙心寺) north gate.
    ➡️kameya-shigehisa.com/

    #GoldenWeek #Kyoto #京都 #Japan #和菓子 #wagashi #chimaki #ちまき

  15. Kameya Shigehisa's (亀屋重久) owner and master confectioner kindly demonstrates how each chimaki is prepared.

    The store is located across the road from Myōshin-ji's (妙心寺) north gate.
    ➡️kameya-shigehisa.com/

    #GoldenWeek #Kyoto #京都 #Japan #和菓子 #wagashi #chimaki #ちまき

  16. Kameya Shigehisa's (亀屋重久) owner and master confectioner kindly demonstrates how each chimaki is prepared.

    The store is located across the road from Myōshin-ji's (妙心寺) north gate.
    ➡️kameya-shigehisa.com/

    #GoldenWeek #Kyoto #京都 #Japan #和菓子 #wagashi #chimaki #ちまき

  17. Irises have a special meaning at this time of year, and in the teahouse we serve 'ayame-mochi' (あやめ餅).

    It was believed the plants could ward away evil and cleanse impurities, and so it was common to see them hung from the eaves of houses.
    #wagashi #和菓子 #irises #老松 #Kyoto

  18. Irises have a special meaning at this time of year, and in the teahouse we serve 'ayame-mochi' (あやめ餅).

    It was believed the plants could ward away evil and cleanse impurities, and so it was common to see them hung from the eaves of houses.
    #wagashi #和菓子 #irises #老松 #Kyoto

  19. Irises have a special meaning at this time of year, and in the teahouse we serve 'ayame-mochi' (あやめ餅).

    It was believed the plants could ward away evil and cleanse impurities, and so it was common to see them hung from the eaves of houses.
    #wagashi #和菓子 #irises #老松 #Kyoto

  20. Irises have a special meaning at this time of year, and in the teahouse we serve 'ayame-mochi' (あやめ餅).

    It was believed the plants could ward away evil and cleanse impurities, and so it was common to see them hung from the eaves of houses.
    #wagashi #和菓子 #irises #老松 #Kyoto

  21. Irises have a special meaning at this time of year, and in the teahouse we serve 'ayame-mochi' (あやめ餅).

    It was believed the plants could ward away evil and cleanse impurities, and so it was common to see them hung from the eaves of houses.
    #wagashi #和菓子 #irises #老松 #Kyoto

  22. 😋SWEETS🍡

    From mid-April 'tsutsuji kinton' (つつじきんとん) are served in the tearoom. These sweets either mimic small round azalea bushes, or flowers growing out of rock crevices ('iwane-tsutsuji' 岩根つつじ 'azalea rooted amongst rocks').

    #Kyoto #京都 #azalea #躑躅 #和菓子 #wagashi

  23. 😋SWEETS🍡

    From mid-April 'tsutsuji kinton' (つつじきんとん) are served in the tearoom. These sweets either mimic small round azalea bushes, or flowers growing out of rock crevices ('iwane-tsutsuji' 岩根つつじ 'azalea rooted amongst rocks').

    #Kyoto #京都 #azalea #躑躅 #和菓子 #wagashi

  24. 😋SWEETS🍡

    From mid-April 'tsutsuji kinton' (つつじきんとん) are served in the tearoom. These sweets either mimic small round azalea bushes, or flowers growing out of rock crevices ('iwane-tsutsuji' 岩根つつじ 'azalea rooted amongst rocks').

    #Kyoto #京都 #azalea #躑躅 #和菓子 #wagashi

  25. 😋SWEETS🍡

    From mid-April 'tsutsuji kinton' (つつじきんとん) are served in the tearoom. These sweets either mimic small round azalea bushes, or flowers growing out of rock crevices ('iwane-tsutsuji' 岩根つつじ 'azalea rooted amongst rocks').

    #Kyoto #京都 #azalea #躑躅 #和菓子 #wagashi

  26. 😋SWEETS🍡

    From mid-April 'tsutsuji kinton' (つつじきんとん) are served in the tearoom. These sweets either mimic small round azalea bushes, or flowers growing out of rock crevices ('iwane-tsutsuji' 岩根つつじ 'azalea rooted amongst rocks').

    #Kyoto #京都 #azalea #躑躅 #和菓子 #wagashi

  27. We don't have any daikon in the teahouse to munch on, but we have snagged a tasty bunch of 'turnips' by the confectioners Matsuya (松彌), Kameya Shigehisa (亀屋重久) and Kagizen (鍵善良房).

    #Kyoto #京都 #wagashi #和菓子 #松彌 #亀屋重久 #鍵善良房 #Japan #turnips #かぶら

  28. During the imperial celebrations the emperor symbolically eats the first new rice of the year, and gives thanks for a successful harvest.

    At many shrines the harvest offerings are proudly displayed.
    #Japan #Kyoto #京都 #新嘗祭 #teaceremony #茶道 #wagashi #和菓子 #勤労感謝の日