Tokyo Through Our Eyes
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We put together a guide, for three perfect days in Tokyo. Imersos in a culture of respect and tradition that we love, where even its culinary art is a portrait of visual and emotional balance.
Tea rituals where we perceive the essence of the present moment, as it is lived there, with reverence and contemplation to transform even the simplest habit into experience.
Where the wabi-sabi teaches us to find beauty in imperfection, in the ephemeral, in what carries history and memory, much beyond words.
What is MUST-GO, IN OUR JOURNEY OF THREE DAYS IN TOKYO:
Daikanyama T-Site
@tsite_daikanyama
Tsutaya Books, 17-5 Sarugakucho,
Shibuya City
A refuge of calmness invites us to stroll through design, photography and architecture, and lose ourselves in titles of the most different cultures
Yumiko IIho Porcelain
@yumiko_iiho
1 Chome-23-8 Higashiazabu,
Minato City
A translation of the paused time and attention to simple gestures, and a work synonymous of art and breath
Tsukiji Market
Parada obrigatório para se deliciar nos sabores mais autênticos e frescos japoneses.
Ukai Tei Omotesando
@ukaitei
5-7-4 Jingumae, Shibuya City
For a carefully choreographed lunch, after a day of walking through Omete-Sando, and its small vintage streets and discoveries
Jule?s Whisky
@juleswhisky
2 Chome-6-5 Ginza
To also make a tasting of Japanese whisky a ritual
Ichiran
@ichiran_global
1-22-7 Jinnan, Shibuya City
Must-go for the silent experience of ramen most authentic Tokyo in its individual cabins
Sushi Mitani
@sushi_mitani
3 Chome-11-5 Ginza
The address of one of the sushi masters, Shokunin, for a unique experience
Azabudai Hills
@azabudai_hills
1-17-1 Azabudai, Minato City
A must-go in the afternoon, for the tea blends ritual, and the food hall that always turns into an experience
Izakaya Tanakada
@izakaya_tanakada
5-6-13 Nishiazabu, Minato City
Not our tips if it were not for an izakaya chosen to the bone for the final night
Tokyo is a destination to repeat always, board and why not give yourself to days in Gora Kadan with a perfect shiatsu before sleep, or surrender to Amanemu, in Ise-Shima for days of a sanctuary.
We have been eagerly waiting for the return to Japan
INTROSPECTION: SPEAKING IN JAPAN
We created a thread that weaves stories of nature.
In one of the new bets, from cushions to furniture, we joined Donatelli Textiles that just launched its Arrebol Collection, inspired by Japan, to pay homage to the serenity and simplicity we found in the Karesansui gardens, also
These gardens, created in Japan during the Muromachi period, are known for their silent beauty and the way they integrate nature, emptiness and peace.
Differently from the traditional gardens, these Karesansui are basically composed of stones, sand and gravel? simple elements that, when disposed intentionally, create a space of meditation and introspection.
Arrebol is a collection developed from the search for the understanding of the Ma, a way of manifesting itself proper of Japanese culture
book "In praise of shadow?" by Junichiro Tanizaki
Drawn with silk and jacquard fabric, it suggests a time dedicated to looking to absorb the landscapes built in thread and warp: arrebol, horizon, landscape, walker, crevice and penumbra propose an imaginative journey that invites the observer to move between planes that irradiate, "just like the sky at sunset, a fragile golden luminescence in the penumbra around" (Tanizaki).
Ma refers to an interval, a possibility of being, a potential void; it is an abstract idea not susceptible of conceptualization - even less according to Western thoughts - but that can be understood when its manifestation leaves traces in the material field. Clarisse Romeiro @veredasatelier
The idea is that each piece be an invitation to calm and silence, resonating the philosophy of the Karesansui gardens, which value respect for nature, emptiness as a space for reflection and introspection as a path to inner peace.
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