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The Iris Gardens of Horikiri has been popular since the Tokugawa days
This thin glass object has a bulb covered with a thin diaphragm at one end and a pipe at the other
and the surrounding district came to be called Ryōgoku
Wood seems to radiate out from the center of this impressive coffee table
expressing a strength of will never seen before
base of something Sixty-nine Stations on the Kisokaido The Iris Gardens of HorikiriA graceful stand with gently flared legs, traditionally associated with good fortune. Ideal for displaying fruit on the table, flowers by the entrance, or seasonal ornaments such as a small Christmas tree. Its character is defined by what you choose to place upon it.
