Setsubun: A Japanese Seasonal Tradition
- ふるや古賀音庵

- Feb 2
- 1 min read
Setsubun is approaching.
In Japan, Setsubun marks the transition from winter to spring. It is a traditional day to drive away misfortune and welcome good fortune,just before the arrival of Risshun — the first day of spring.
To celebrate this seasonal moment,we present our handcrafted Nerikiri sweets shaped as an Oni (demon) and Okame,available from February 1 to 3.
A small taste of Japanese tradition,enjoyed quietly, one season at a time.







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