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This is a historical street marker for Sangenjaya (三軒茶屋) — the area’s name literally means “Three Tea Houses.”
The upper part is a tile relief in an ukiyo-e style, showing Edo-period travelers stopping at a tea house — a nod to how this area looked when it was a major rest stop on the old roads leading in and out of Edo (Tokyo).
The lower metal plaque ...
Shōin Jinja — a quiet Setagaya shrine honoring Yoshida Shōin, the rebel teacher whose ideas sparked the Meiji Restoration and helped shape modern Japan.
The shrine is dedicated to Yoshida Shōin, one of the most influential thinkers of the late Edo period. Before Japan opened its doors to the world, Shōin was...
In Japanese culture, matcha isn’t just a drink — it’s a whole way of paying attention.
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