Kimonoya Japan Blog

Today I made a webpage to show you how to fold the kimono.

http://kimonoya-japan.com/howtofoldkimono.html

Folding a kimono seems difficult. Even Japanese young people don't know how to do it, they say "Oh, no! I can't! It looks hard to learn!"

But NOT AT ALL!

You can tell if you see my web page.

http://kimonoya-japan.com/howtofoldkimono.html

To the Kimono lovers who buy more than $100.00 at Kimonoya Japan,

We will give you a pair of socks for free!!

http://www.kimonoya-japan.net/product-list/28

Please let us know the color (black or white) and the size you want in the "Remarks" in the order form.

S is for Summer... NO! S is for SALE!

During this summer, we have 15% - 25% OFF SALE!

http://www.kimonoya-japan.net/

Don't miss it!

We created a new page about EMS trucking online.
You can truck your package (only shipped by EMS) by yourself on the internet.

Please check it out!

http://www.kimonoya-japan.net/page/1

On clearance sale in Kimonoya Japan. It is a bargain and we will add more kimonos.

Please CHECK IT OUT!!

It was a graduation day of my second daughter from a nursery school today. She will enter a kindergarten in April. In Japan, March is the graduation month, and April is the entrance month into school. Very beautiful SAKURA (cherry blossoms) look blessing the students.

I put on a dark pink Kimono and off white Obi with peony design. Normally at such celemonies, Mothers put on HOUMONGI. Well, to tell the truth there are only a few mothers put on Kimonos these days. I put on TSUMUGI, which is a kind of casual Kimono, because it is just a small nursery school.

Mums were brought to Japan in the eighth century from China. Japanese people have been improving that appeal to Japanese tastes. They are the typical fall flower of Japan just as cherry blossom, SAKURA in spring.

Now there is an extremely wide range of varieties. The color - white, yellow, red, purple, pink... and the sizes - large, middle, small... and also the shapes.

Reiki Bamboo Charcoal energizes its surrounding space to allow higher level of energy.

The most simple method to achieve its maximum effect is "placement".

In short, use 1-3 kg of Reiki Bamboo Charcoal per some 13.2 square meters. Put it in basket or some other adequate container and lay it on the floor of entrance hall, living room, bedroom, office, meeting room or other place where people gather, and healing room that requires higher level of energy.

Reiki Bamboo Charcoal needs to be replaced after 6-12 months. You can also place it under the floor (to cover entire floor space), bury it beneath the house, put it under the wall, etc.

Reiki Bamboo Charcoal (TSUDEN TAKESUMI) is made through following processes.

1) Fume bamboo sticks for three days (evaporate the water content slowly to tighten up the fiber).

2) Leave them inside the kiln for four days for curing.

3) Reverse them and fume two days from the opposite side.

4) Char the bamboo four days to carbonize them thoroughly.

5) Leave them for a week inside the kiln to cool down slowly.

"Reiki Bamboo Charcoal" is the high quality bamboo charcoal elaborately made by earthen kiln with Japanese traditional charcoal making method.

As its Japanese product name "Shofuku (bringing good luck)" explains,
Reiki Bamboo Charcoal is the time-honored Japanese traditional healing item that helps people to open their own way for good luck.