Miya Company
Bringing the Best of Japan Home. That's what we do. We import and wholesale Japanese tableware and gifts. Celebrating 65 years! Contact us at info@miyacompany.com.
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"Whoa, now, hold up!" I thought we were waiting for a limo!"
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"Whoa, now, hold up! What's with all neverending construction Mr. Javits??"
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"Whoa, now, hold up! What's with all these buttons!!" @ soba-ya NYC bathroom
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"Whoa, now, hold up! That's MY shiso sasami!" @soba-ya NYC
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"Whoa, now, hold up! This kitty's scary!" @ NY Public Library
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"Whoa, hold up! I'm trying to watch my weight!" @ street fari NYC
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Mr. Sumo Cup says, "whoa, hold up! I'm not that kinda cup!"
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Mr. Sumo Cup says, "Whoa, ladies, please! There's plenty of me to go around."
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Mr. Sumo Cup thinks he is in Kyoto but he is just standing in front of a print we have by K. Nishijima that I bought in Tokyo.
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This is Mr. Sumo Cup. This is the only one I have - a sample from years past. He's my favorite and he sits on my desk. I think he needs to see the world. Or at least just past my desk...
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Black Ink Boston - Photo Gallery
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Although I like little delicate tea cups as much as the next girly girl, when I'm up for some serious tea drinkin' with elbows on the table 'n all slouchy, I'll be grabbing for one of these great big sturdy porcelain boulder tea mugs. I'll be graceful when there's company, k? For now, give me a BIG mug of TEA.
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Boulder Mug from Terrain
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Boulder Mug - Perfectly imperfect | $10 from - www.shopterrain.c...
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Ceramic pieces of Brighton-based artist, Ken Eardley
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I'm loving these mugs that we used to carry in the 70s!
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From the '72-'73 Miya Catalog. I think we could bring this look back! including the hair!
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70s? 80s? I think we still have a box of these somewhere. It might be hot again!
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it's like Breakfast at Tiffany's! Only without the pearls, the cocktail dress and the jewelry....
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Otozo Iwatsu, Issei, a former resident of San Francisco and the Central Utah Relocation Center, here employed by the Miya Flower and Novelty Company in New York City, where he is shown sorting straw flowers. Photographer: Ishimaru, Stone — New York, New York. 3/?/45; Courtesy of UC Berkeley, The Bankcroft Library
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These women, two of them Issei resettlers, are working at the Miya Flower and Novelty company, NYC. The resettlers are Mrs. H. Tamaki (left), formerly of Covina, California, and the Heart Mountain Relocation Center; and Mrs. M. Kiyam, formerly of Los Angeles and the Jerome Relocation Center. The shop in which they and ten other evacuees are employed is owned by Chosuke Miyahira, who started the business in 1937. Photographer: Ishimaru, Stone NY, NY. 3. Courtesy of UC Berkeley
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iPad menu at a Kaiten-Zushi counter in Japan where the sushi comes around the counter on a conveyer belt.
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what to do with your post-its when you are bored at work...
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Wood cup hand-crafted in Japan by Hidetoshi Takahashi
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Tree House in the blossoms ~ Japan
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tokyo-based design practices worklounge 03- and OUVI have shared with us images of 'SHN', a two-storey private dwelling in a commuter's suburb in nagoya city, japan. drawing from the nature of the site, the design seeks to create a series of interconnected spaces by arranging its interior layout in a way that resembles a necklace.
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Teacup with Lid
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Beautiful new stamps from the Post Office to commemorate 100 years of the cherry blossoms in DC! gorgeous!
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Betty Tindle Heart Mountain Relocation Center opened last year. There are still a couple of buildings left standing to be seen.
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Betty Tindle @LB Johnson, it really is!! :)