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05/03/2024

An Announcement from Eco Japan:
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Unfortunately, Eco Japan will be closing its doors as of March 31st due to personal reasons.
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Thank you for all your support and encouragement over the years.
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Through this small business, I’ve met wonderful people who gave me a reason to keep going even during and after COVID-19. I appreciate every bit of support and every relationship.
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Also, I had a truthful relationship with those craftsmen who provided me with their beautiful products. I was so lucky to know them. Their products were embraced by many people. I wish them all the best in their future.
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I’ll be at Arm Ltd .at.arm for their office market on Thursday, our last chance to meet in person. If you work there, please come and see me.
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Wishing you all the best, stay in touch, and a massive thanks to each and every one of you again.
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#感謝

09/12/2023

We are coming to 🄻🄾🄽🄳🄾🄽 again!
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10th December (tomorrow)
📍 Jolly Hobbies Christmas Market
N10 3AH more information
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We will bring some very last stocks of Nozomi Projects, “𝕓𝕖𝕒𝕦𝕥𝕪 𝕚𝕟 𝕓𝕣𝕠𝕜𝕖𝕟𝕟𝕖𝕤𝕤,” and also some other handmade Japanese crafts. Please don’t miss out, as this marks the end of our stock, and there won’t be more in the future. The Nozomi Project sadly bids farewell.
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There will also be many stalls which offer wonderful Japanese food, arts, and crafts that you cannot easily find at other markets.
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See you there tomorrow!
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06/12/2023

Thank you, Arm Ltd, for having me at your Christmas market yesterday. I had a wonderful time, and the day was a great success. It was fantastic to see both new and familiar customers at my store, engaging in delightful conversations about Japanese culture and Japan. I am looking forward to a next event next year.
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Wishing the entire Arm team a joyful and Merry Christmas! .at.arm
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15/11/2023

Hello,

⁡The C**k in Hemingford Grey is hosting a Christmas Market this Sunday!
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I'll be running a stall featuring Japanese crafts, including Nozomi’s "broken" jewellery—a symbol of "beauty in brokenness." These pieces make for a unique and meaningful Christmas present.
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The story behind the products:
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This jewellery is up-cycled from broken pottery after the Great East Japan Earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear 'triple' disaster in 2011.
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Crafted by a team in Ishinomaki, one of the most affected areas, these items represent more than material possessions. After losing everything, the people of Ishinomaki sought community, dignity, and, above all, hope. Hence, they named the jewelry Nozomi, meaning hope in Japanese. The fragments collected after the disaster provided employment and hope to the women of the Ishinomaki community.
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Unfortunately, they will be closing their workspace and business before Christmas so this will be the last chance to acquire one for you or a loved one. I'll be at The C**k Christmas Market this Sunday, and afterward, I'll have a pop-up in London.
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If you have the chance, please come and see me this Sunday. The event will also feature lots of other craft and food stalls, a perfect place to pick up some unique Christmas presents.
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05/11/2023

Getting ready for some upcoming Christmas markets
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23/10/2023

I will bring the last stock of Nozomi jewelry and some other fine Japanese crafts to the Shotengai Pan-Asian Market this weekend.
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Please come and say hi if you have a chance.
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21/10/2023

Pop-Up and Market Information is available here.
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𝗨𝗻𝗳𝗼𝗿𝘁𝘂𝗻𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗹𝘆, we won't have a substantial stock of Nozomi Jewellery as the team in Ishinomaki, Japan, is closing its business. Please visit our markets over the next couple of months and explore the final collection of their exquisite 'broken pottery jewellery.'
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.at.arm
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11/09/2023

I will be at Annual Dojima Sake Festival with Japanese crafts. Please come and say hi if you have a chance! More information ℹ️ → with .repost
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Annual Dojima Sake Festival will be held on Sunday 24th September this year, a week before ‘the International Sake Day’, to celebrate the start of a new sake brewing season in style.

The Festival will kick off at 2pm with the sound and performance of Taiko Drumming by Taiko Meantime.

Followed by the Barrel Opening Ceremony and a fresh glass of sake for everyone for toast.

We are very exited to welcome a comedian Katsura Sunshine from Canada, who is performing the art of 400 year old tradition of Japanese Rakugo Comedy in English!

There will be displays of Martial Arts, tea ceremony in the Japanese Garden.

Sake Masterclass by Kumiko Hashimoto and Sake kasu workshop by Megumi Takeyama.

Also, there is a Kimono competition, so please turn up in kimono! A Prize for best turned up!!

Calligraphy competition, judged by a Japanese professional sensei.

Plus Free Brewery Tour for 30 people x 2 sessions – register on the day.

Variety of Yatai foods and craft stalls. Cafe and bar will be open.

🎫 An admission ticket to include a Yatai food of your choice and sake for toast (soft drink for under age guests) is £45 per person for advanced booking £50 on the day
Admission only tickets available at £35 per ticket (£40 on the day).

Booking available via profile link.
See you everybody at the sake festival!

01/09/2023

When your son’s football team thoughtfully selects new kit, you feel an even stronger urge to support them! Go , sponsored by
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Many sports kits are constructed from plastic and polyester because they need to be lightweight, water-resistant, and durable. So, when considering eco-friendly gear making the right choice matters. Our village football team has chosen a kit from made from a polyester that uses recycled water bottles!
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Convenience can sometimes cause us to overlook details, but remember, you always have the option to contribute to a better environment. So, opt for choices that have a lower environmental impact AND look good & perform well!
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15/06/2023

This week has turned out to be a little bit creative.
They have been made using sea pottery from Japan along with hand-made dried flowers.
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Can you see sea pottery that looks like Mt. Fuji in the picture? Well, hopefully! I fell in love with this rare piece of broken pottery and wanted to frame it. Here it is 🙌
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Upcoming event:
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I will be at Waterbeach Community Market this Sunday. I will bring upcycled products with Japanese traditions. Please come and say hello if you have a chance.
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ℹ️ Sunday 18th June (Father’s Day)
9 am-1 pm
📍Waterbeach Community Market
CB25 9PA
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#富士山 #富士山が見える #ドライフラワー #シー陶器 #陶器のかけら #日本好き

14/05/2023

Coming-up events
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20th May
At St.Paul’s Church, Cambridge
CB2 1JP
From 11 am to 5 pm
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21st May
At Hornsey Parish Church Hall, London
N10 3AH
From 1 pm to 4 pm
↑ This will be my first pop-up in London. I'm looking forward to meeting new people 🤩
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PLEASE come say Hi 🙋‍♀️ if you have a chance.
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#屋根裏マーケット #楽しそう #ロンドン #ロンドン初ポップアップ #楽しみ #新たな出会い #日本

15/04/2023

I will be at Waterbeach Community Market tomorrow.
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Please come see me and my products if you have a chance.
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ℹ️ 📍
Sunday 16th April
10am - 3pm
At Waterbeach Community Market, CB25 9PA
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#着物 #着物リメイク #マーケット #ポップアップストア

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