
Plum blossom is a flower with a particularly good fragrance. Comparing to its elegant posture, its fragrance has a bewitching face. The red flower and the white flower, both have different smells as well.

Plum blossom is a flower with a particularly good fragrance. Comparing to its elegant posture, its fragrance has a bewitching face. The red flower and the white flower, both have different smells as well.

"Ume no hana
Kaguhashimi tookedomo
Kokoromoshinoni kimi wo shizo omou"
by Okimi Ichihara
Plum blossom is a flower appreciated by Japanese aristocracy since the ancient times and appears in 119 poems of the "Manyoshu - Collection of Ten Thousand Leaves".

Japanese sweets
AKIKUSA - Autumn grass
Japan has four distinctive seasons, which have build Japanese people's susceptibility nature. Autumn is the harvest season filled with joy, but it also brings a feeling of loneliness. The simple design of Susuki (Japanese pampas grass) expresses a sentimental autumn scene on this sweet.

SUSUKI - Japanese pampas grass
In Japan there is a custom of displaying "Susuki (Japanese pampas grass)" and "Odango (sweet dumpling)" and have a "Moon Viewing" gathering called "Otsukimi" on the full moon night of September. A sweet yellow paste made with the yolk of eggs wraps some black bean paste, looking just like the round full moon with a design of Susuki on it.
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The top note is a fresh mandarin citrus and a tea note of sage sclary. Then a soft floral fragrance expands with the sweet peachy scent of osmanthus, graduallyshifting to a warm woody last note.
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When I was a child, I was learning "Nihon-Buyo", a Japanese Classical Dance Performance. My last stage was "Fuji-Musume (The Wisteria Maiden)".
WAGASHI , Japanese sweets
There are many traditional sweets in Japan.
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The fresh springwater flowing down between the trees, reveals a blending harmony of the cold clear water with the warmth of trees and mosses.

Tatami is an original Japanese flooring, a traditional mat made of plant materials.

Whenever I do a demonstration abroad, or invite a guest in my hotel room, I always display some "Ikebana".

The aroma of Green tea is a refreshing green and bitter smell.

Meiji Jingu is a shrine dedicated to the divine souls of Emperor Meiji and his consort Empress Shoken.

Silversmith and Goldsmith (KINKOU)

There are several interesting perfume selections in modern literature as well.

Recently, perfume has even helped build a movie character.

Perfumes do not appear in many novels.
Tools of "Kodo" ,the Way of Incense.

Knot-Making called Kumihimo is a traditional Japanese art.

The Koh packets,wrapping of Jinko.

[Rikkoku-Gomi] (meaning 6 countries and 5tastes)is the grading of "Jinko"(Japanese Incense Wood)

The Japanese Incense Wood is called "Jinsui-Kohboku (Aloeswood or Agarwood)" commonly known as "Jinko".

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Sanadahimo is one of the Japanese traditional fabrics.

Le nouveau parfum de PARFUM SATORI a été présenté dans le magazine « 25ans ».

Man'yōshū "Collection of Ten Thousand Leaves" is the oldest existing collection of Japanese poetry, 759 A.D.
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The bells is a choral symphony by Rachmaninoff.
The words are from the poem The Bells by Edgar Allan Poe.

Patiently and still,I shall wait for you. from" Manyo shu"
Will then my long dark hair in the air
be sprinkled with misty white.

I wish we have a small country house in the suburb and we will stay there in the weekends.

"If only there could be an invention,"
I said impulsively,
"that bottled up a memory,like scent.
And it never faded, and it never got stale.
And then, when one wanted it, the bottle could be uncorked,
and it would be like living the moment all over again.
from "Rebecca"by du maurier

I wanted to go back again,
to recapture the moment that had gone,
even the sun would be changed in the sky casting another shadow ...
...There was something chilling in the thought ,
something a little melancholy,
and looking at the clock I saw that five more minutes had gone by...
from "Rebecca"by du maurier

We lived in different places, grew up in different cultures,
and have seen different things.
But with the sense of beauty,
we can discover the real essence hidden behind an object.

When there is an intention,it is not usually very pleasant .
When we take a picture,
and we care too much about the public eyes ,
the picture often ends up being a disappointment.
Article a partir du magazine [Programme]
Les odeurs réveillent nos "mémoires de fraîcheur" - Satori

Article a partir du magazine
"WAKASA-SEIKATSU (Mars 2008)"

Satori appear in the magazine [WAKASA SEIKATSU]

Satori appear in the magazine [Josei jishin]

Satori paraîtront dans les magazines de mode [Story]
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