“Episode 59/ SOU・SOU in Kama”

I thought I would turn the site where SOU・SOU Hotei moved above ground into a tea ceremony venue.

A tea ceremony room was already set up in SOU・SOU furnishings on the second floor Kikoromo store, but since there were only five seats, it was nearly full if two groups came. Perhaps because it was something quite unique for a small tea ceremony room on the second floor of a clothing store (and that hasn't Transition to this day), it was used by a great many customers even at the time. When groups came, they managed to get by by adding chairs to seat eight people. However, it may have reached its limit. Also, male customers would have been quite reluctant to pass through the women's clothing department to use only the tea ceremony room.
So we decided to move the tea ceremony room that was in SOU・SOU Shitsurai to the former site of SOU・SOU Hotei. This resulted in a larger interior and an increased seating capacity of nine seats plus four private rooms.

The store was named SOU・SOU Zaif.

It is a tea ceremony word with "kettle" which means "I am having a tea party here."
The concept is "a tea ceremony where you can experience Textile designs transformed into Japanese sweets."
Just like the previous event, anyone can come and enjoy a cup of matcha green tea along with SOU・SOU Original Japanese sweets at any time. Because it is located underground, it is a quiet and Quiet space even though it is in the middle of the city.


And the mural paintings of Keiyan that I had painted as a matter of course made the scenery from the tea room preeminent.





(Continued on next time)



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