Kuchikiri no Gi ceremony (Efforts for Kuradashi Tea)
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Jidai Matsuri festival
Two-thousand people participate in the main event parade, the length of which is 2km (1.24miles). The parade is quite spectacular, so that the area along the road from GOSHO Kyoto Imperial Palace to Heian Shrine is overwhelmed with domestic and international visitors. In total, about 20 parades, outfitting costumes of court nobles, SAMURAI warriors, and common people in each era from794 to the modern age, march 5km grandly at a leisurely pace. The parade takes approximately 2.5 hours.
If you visit Kyoto in autumn, we hope you can see this parade, which is said to be the epitome of Japanese history.
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Two-thousand people participate in the main event parade, the length of which is 2km (1.24miles).
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Meiji Restoration Soldiers Parade. Meiji Period (1868 to 1912)
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Japanese Royalty and Women's Parade at Edo Period (1603 to 1868)
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"KAGO" for Shogun Emperor of the Parade at Edo Period (1603 to 1868)
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Parade of Toyotomi Hideyoshi (1537 to 1598) meeting with the Ten noh emperor in 1596. Cow carriage was to follow the imperial court style.
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A SHOHGUN of a general during Muromachi Period, marching with a bow and light armor (1336 to 1573).
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SAMURAI DAISHOH of leader of a warrior during Kamakura Period (1192 to 1333), parading to the capital with gorgeous armor.
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KUGYOH of the powerful aristocratic class person during Heian period, wearing an old costume of Japanese Court nobles (794 to 1185).
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MIKOSHI vehicle for the Emperor. He takes this carriage and see the peaceful security of the town. (1.24miles).
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Traditional dance and music performance in front of the MIKOSHI vehicle for the Emperor.
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Children dancing GAGAKU Imperial Palace dance at the Heian period (794 to 1185)
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Tomoe Gozen, a famous military commander during Heian Period (794 to 1185).
Kuradashi Tea: Now Available!
The Kuchikiri no Gi ceremony was solemnly and mindfully held at Kosho Temple in Uji and people celebrated Kuradashi Gyokuro on October 4. (For more information, please see above 'Kuchikiri no Gi ceremony.')
At the same time, our Kuradashi Gyokuro which has been stored for over 1.5 years was taken out from the granary. We have arranged three limited edition Kuradashi Gyokuro and one Kuradashi Sencha as described below. They are limited edition of 850 packages each ONLY AVAILABLE this autumn season. Two Kuradashi Matcha will start to be sold around late October. Please wait and see.
Celebrate Kuradashi Tea and enjoy the remarkable enriched flavor and sweetness which can only be experienced once every year! We are certain that the fine enriched flavor and sweetness will captivate you.
Kuradashi Gyokuro and Sencha
[Limited] Kuradashi Gyokuro Super Premium (40g/1.41oz): US$24.00 (Now Available)
The superb enriched and sweetened flavor and aroma lingers in the mouth for a while. The aroma is full, but not too strong. The flavor is rich and subtle. The taste is both mellow and enhanced...
[Limited] Kuradashi Gyokuro Premium (80g/2.82oz): US$26.00 (Now Available)
All Gyokuro does not gain an enriched flavor but only specific kinds of Gyokuro. We have enriched this highest grade of trimmed Gyokuro for one and a half years...
[Limited] Kuradashi Gyokuro Pinnacle (40g/1.41oz): US$34.00 (Now Available)
Tea leaves for this special tea grow in the Ogura area in the Uji region, which is known as one of the foremost production centers of the highest grade of enriched Gyokuro...
[Limited] Kuradashi Sencha (80g/2.82oz): US$24.00 (Now Available)
Long time ago the quality and good conditioned Sencha in Autumn season must have been similar in taste and aroma to this fine Kuradashi Sencha. And that time, only few people could enjoy the excellent flavour...
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