Located in a quiet neighborhood of Nagoya, "Reminiscence" is a French restaurant. The name "Reminiscence" means "memory" or "recollection." As the name suggests, this restaurant...
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Hamamatsu/Sanaru Lake "Finn Juhl" - A salon where you can see, touch, and learn about Scandinavian antique furniture.
My home by Lake Sanaru is open to the public as a salon, displaying antique Scandinavian furniture and works by ceramic artists, providing a space where visitors can see, touch, and learn directly from these pieces. This time, I'm featuring the two-Michelin-starred French restaurant "Reminiscence" in Nagoya...
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"A Christmas party where we invite Mr. and Mrs. Iketeru to enjoy a full course meal prepared by a private chef."
One evening in December, as the real cold weather arrived, I invited a couple of friends to my home for an early Christmas party, where we enjoyed a full-course Italian dinner prepared by a private chef! The antique lighting in the dining room...
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Premium dinner at "Il Aoyama," a 1-star Michelin-starred Italian restaurant in Nagoya.
A special dinner time at "IL Aoyama Cucina Italiana," an Italian restaurant in Nagoya where reservations are booked up more than six months in advance! This restaurant has been operating on a reservation-only basis since its opening on October 23, 2014...
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Visitors are flocking in! The "Shaku Nagatake Pottery Exhibition" by Toyama-based ceramic artist is being held at my home salon.
We are currently exhibiting the works of ceramic artist Gaku Shakunaga, who creates his pottery in Iwase, Toyama, at the "Gaku Shakunaga Ceramic Art Exhibition" held at my home salon in Hamamatsu! His works are used by top chefs in famous restaurants and luxury hotels throughout Japan...
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We hosted a home party for the couple who own the French restaurant "La Gap"!
This was my second home party since moving to the shores of Lake Sanaru, and it was hosted by Takayuki Matsushita and Yukako Matsushita, the owners of my favorite French restaurant, "Restaurant Lagap," in Fujieda City...
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Gaku Shakunaga's passion for pottery is ignited! Following his new tableware, a series of sculptures are also on the way!
I visited the gallery of ceramic artist Gaku Shakuinaga, who continues to create pottery in a corner of Iwase where the old townscape remains! Warming myself by the stove and enjoying a warm cup of coffee, I thanked him for introducing me to Rona Yamashita, who had guided me on my recent trip to Spain...
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"Toyama-based ceramic artist Gaku Shakunaga Ceramic Exhibition in Hamamatsu": An event connecting artists from Toyama and Hamamatsu.
Located in Shikatani, Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, is the "Shaku Nagatake Ceramic Art Exhibition," showcasing the works of Shaku Nagatake, a ceramic artist from Toyama Prefecture whose work has attracted the attention of renowned chefs worldwide and was selected for "The Wonder 500" last year, in a space overflowing with the warmth of wood created by first-class architect Moriyasu Hase.
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Gaku Shakunaga lives as a ceramic artist in Iwase, a town with a nostalgic atmosphere in Toyama.
We visited the home and studio of Gaku Shaku, a ceramic artist from Tateyama Town, Nakaniikawa District, Toyama Prefecture, located in a corner of the Iwase district, where many houses built during the Meiji era still remain. The Iwase area flourished from the early Edo period as a port town for Kitamae ships that traveled the Sea of Japan...
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