[Second batch now on sale] Sakai Plaza of Rikyu and Akiko original can badges
2026-03-24
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These products are based on items from the museum's collection and are only available at the museum shop.
★★Sakai Plaza of Rikyu and Akiko original badges are now on sale!★★
Sakai Plaza of Rikyu and Akiko original badges are available for sale exclusively at the in-store shop.
The second installment is the "Rikyu's Tea Spirit Series"
We picked out words that are closely related to tea and used them to create the design.
Price: 150 yen/piece (tax included)
①Kissako
There are three colors: sky, blue, and matcha!
② A calm mind is the way
Available in three colors: water, peach, and Rikyu white tea!
[Second Round: Introducing the Words on the Button Badges]
①Kissako
Well, have some tea, that's what they say.
These are the words of the 95th chapter of the "Blue Rock Records" by Yuanwu Keqin, a monk from the Northern Song Dynasty in China:
It is very commonly used as a hanging scroll in the tea ceremony.
② A calm mind is the way
These words are found in the 19th chapter of "Mumonkan" by Mumon Huikai, a monk from the Southern Song Dynasty in China.
"Being true to yourself": How you behave in your daily life is important,
This story teaches that in Buddhism, this mindset leads to the path to enlightenment.
This is an important phrase in the tea ceremony and flower arrangement, where a quiet and calm mind is essential.
Price: 150 yen/piece (tax included)
①Kissako
There are three colors: sky, blue, and matcha!
② A calm mind is the way
Available in three colors: water, peach, and Rikyu white tea!
[Second Round: Introducing the Words on the Button Badges]
①Kissako
Well, have some tea, that's what they say.
These are the words of the 95th chapter of the "Blue Rock Records" by Yuanwu Keqin, a monk from the Northern Song Dynasty in China:
It is very commonly used as a hanging scroll in the tea ceremony.
② A calm mind is the way
These words are found in the 19th chapter of "Mumonkan" by Mumon Huikai, a monk from the Southern Song Dynasty in China.
"Being true to yourself": How you behave in your daily life is important,
This story teaches that in Buddhism, this mindset leads to the path to enlightenment.
This is an important phrase in the tea ceremony and flower arrangement, where a quiet and calm mind is essential.
★★The first volume is still on sale!★★
The first installment is a series of works by Yosano Akiko and Hiroshi (Tekkan).
[Lineup list]
The first installment is a series of works by Yosano Akiko and Hiroshi (Tekkan).
[Lineup list]
① From Yosano Akiko's "Wild Hair" (illustration by Fujishima Takeji, 1901)
This is the cover of Akiko's first collection of poems, which many people know. The illustrations are as fascinating as the work itself.
The reprint of "Midaregami" is also available for purchase at our museum shop.
② From "Poisonous Plants" by Hiroshi Yosano (Tekkan) and Akiko (illustration by Takeji Fujishima, 1904 (1904))
This is the first joint collection of poetry and prose by Hiroshi (Tekkan) and Akiko. The unique square format is stylish.
③ From Yosano Akiko's "Dream Flowers" (illustration by Sugiura Hisui, 1906)
This is Akiko's sixth collection of poems. This is the image on the inside and outside of the cover.
The extremely colorful endpapers must have astonished viewers at the time.
④ From Yosano Akiko's "Fallen Flowers" (illustrated by Tanaka Teiroku, 1942)
This is a collection of poems and essays published after Akiko's death.
This is the cover of Akiko's first collection of poems, which many people know. The illustrations are as fascinating as the work itself.
The reprint of "Midaregami" is also available for purchase at our museum shop.
② From "Poisonous Plants" by Hiroshi Yosano (Tekkan) and Akiko (illustration by Takeji Fujishima, 1904 (1904))
This is the first joint collection of poetry and prose by Hiroshi (Tekkan) and Akiko. The unique square format is stylish.
③ From Yosano Akiko's "Dream Flowers" (illustration by Sugiura Hisui, 1906)
This is Akiko's sixth collection of poems. This is the image on the inside and outside of the cover.
The extremely colorful endpapers must have astonished viewers at the time.
④ From Yosano Akiko's "Fallen Flowers" (illustrated by Tanaka Teiroku, 1942)
This is a collection of poems and essays published after Akiko's death.
They are stored by flower.
The lovely cover, featuring cherry blossoms, which are closely associated with Akiko, has been made into a can badge.
*The publication year indicated is the first edition.
The lovely cover, featuring cherry blossoms, which are closely associated with Akiko, has been made into a can badge.
*The publication year indicated is the first edition.
Items 1 to 3 are on display at the Yosano Akiko Memorial Museum on the second floor of the museum.
④ can be viewed on the touch panel "Akiko's Book Design" inside the Yosano Akiko Memorial Museum.
Please take the time to enjoy the exhibition.
*Please note that the sales period and contents may be subject to change.
④ can be viewed on the touch panel "Akiko's Book Design" inside the Yosano Akiko Memorial Museum.
Please take the time to enjoy the exhibition.
*Please note that the sales period and contents may be subject to change.