Seasonal Japanese Cooking Traditionally festive Japanese New Year’s foods, know as osechi, are served in lacquered stacking boxes called jubako, symbolising layers of happiness and good fortune for the coming year.わが家の重箱、一年ぶりに登場！#jubako #osechi #newyearsdish #japanesefood #omeletyellow

Seasonal Japanese Cooking

Traditionally festive Japanese New Year’s foods, know as osechi, are served in lacquered stacking boxes called jubako, symbolising layers of happiness and good fortune for the coming year.

わが家の重箱、一年ぶりに登場！

#jubako #osechi #newyearsdish #japanesefood #omeletyellow

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Shabu-shabu + Matcha “Tea ceremony”4.5h

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