A Timeless Tradition to Embrace the Transition
As the fleeting beauty of the cherry blossoms fades and their delicate petals flutter away, our gaze turns to nature's next transition. From April through May, the Japanese archipelago dons a new vibrant cloak of colors.
Emerging from the forests where the sakura have retreated, vivid reds and pinks begin to dot the landscapes. The azaleas, known as tsutsuji, are blooming. Entire hillsides and mountain slopes become awash in what appears to be flaming clouds, signaling the earth's reawakening after winter's slumber.
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Choose chopsticks that your hands will enjoy.
Various shapes, forms, and textures
Chopsticks come in a variety of shapes and forms.
Some are thick, some are thin, some are square, some are round, some are bumpy and comfortable in the hand, and some are smooth and pleasant to the touch.
First, choose the chopsticks that please your hand.
Make an L shape with your thumb and forefinger and measure your fingertips in a straight line.
Of course, if you prefer longer chopsticks, choose size L.
We offer two courses: 5 kinds of chopsticks and 10 kinds of chopsticks with different shapes and textures.
Chopsticks are an extension of your fingers
Could there be a connection between the thickness of your fingers and the thickness of the chopsticks you're comfortable using?
There are chopsticks called Rikishi chopsticks. They are purchased as gifts for people of good physique or those with large hands.
The thicker and longer chopsticks are appreciated by those with large hands.
Thin chopsticks are also popular. They say, "Once I started using thin chopsticks, I couldn't stop using them. You have to try them to understand what they are like.
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