Ofukuichi was a great success.
This is Yuki from the Ofukuichi secretariat.
Today we held our first morning market.
I was feeling nervous, wondering if customers would come and what would happen...
I was pleasantly surprised by how many people came.

Amidst great success and chaos,
Suddenly, I looked around

koha-san
,
About 40 minutes after opening,
Items are selling out everywhere.
Bread, sweets, prepared foods, pickles, tofu, sweet potatoes, soy milk hotpot set, flowers,
The cafe's chaberin dango, kiriboshi daikon radish...
They sold out in no time.

Koi Farm

Yutari-san

Walnut School Cafeteria


cut flowers

Mori no Hiroba Work

Takakaen Cafe
Thanks to you, the event was a great success.
Thank you to everyone who came.
We apologize to everyone who was unable to enter Takakaen Cafe and to the many people who were unable to purchase items because they were sold out.
Thank you to all the exhibitors.

With Ofukuichi staff
The next session will be on Wednesday, March 19th.
The exhibition schedule will be announced at a later date.
The current plan is to have the Acorn Village Inabu
Dear Koha,
Foot massage by Sugino-san
natural*colors
Mori no Hiroba
We at Takakoen
And more will be exhibited.
We look forward to seeing you all.
About the February 26th Ofukuichi Market
This is Yuki from the Ofukuichi secretariat.
We would like to introduce the exhibitors at the "Ofukuichi" event to be held on Wednesday, February 26th.
koha ...A shop that sells bread made with homemade yeast and healthy sweets.
They make wonderful, heartwarming bread and sweets.
I'm looking forward to seeing what they'll create this time.
Kokui Farm We strive every day to produce safe, high-quality crops, and are particular about "delicious" food.
Healthy crops that are grown like our own children are unlike anything else.
Domestically produced soybeans are a precious crop, accounting for less than 5% of the total.
What's more, we offer tofu, natto, miso, and other items made exclusively with soybeans grown in Okui!
They sell it. My kids love it too. Please try the tofu and natto.
MaruruSan...Handmade goods and fabric accessories
They will be selling items such as masks and placemats for kindergarten and elementary school entrance preparations.
Maruru is a working mother in the neighborhood.
They will give you advice on what you need for nursery school and what you need to prepare for elementary school.
By the way, at a nearby elementary school, students wear masks every day during the week when they are on lunch duty.
...It's useful to have a few.
Neighboring CitySan... is a group of shops and artists active in Toyota City.
This time, you can see an antique shop and a delicatessen.
...Exciting.
Forest SquareMr./Ms....is working to spread awareness of the importance of forest creation in Toyota City.
You can paint on the cedar trees of Toyota. Amazing.
Draw your thoughts on this board, which has a gentle wood scent that will make you feel at ease.
Crayons will be provided, but you are welcome to bring your own.
Both children and adults are welcome to participate, and you can take home your finished work.
You can also experience the Peruvian instrument "Cajon" made from Toyota wood.
....Looks fun.
and,
Takakoen ...In pursuit of delicious tea, we are particular about everything from soil preparation using organic fertilizer to cultivation.
This time, we are also planning to hold a cafe in the cafe space.
I'm still thinking about what kind of menu I should make.
However, it is certain that this is a menu item that can only be enjoyed at this time.
We will announce it once it has been decided.
In addition, Fuku-chan's homemade amazake will be served from 11am.
I would be happy if you could bring me a bowl.
Paper cups are small, but we do have them available.
Local vegetables are also available.
Please come and visit us.
Morning market "Ofukuichi" will be held. *Parking map added.
Morning marketOfukuichi" will be held.
Date and time: Wednesday, February 26th
10:00-12:30
Amazake will be served from 11am. Please bring a bowl.
Location: Hidamari (next to Takakaen)
For inquiries, please contact Takakoen at 0565-52-3810.
Person in charge: Yukiko Noba
Parking: Hidamari Parking Lot, South side of Hidamari, North side of Hidamari, and the vacant lot of the former A-Co-op Yoshinaka branch
Takakoen Parking Lot The parking lot on the east side of Takakoen where the Takakoen flag is standing
*There is not much parking available, so if you can come on foot, please do so.

Ofuku City Map
The event was decided upon in response to requests from local residents to hold a market.
Since this is such a special occasion, we are holding the event with the hope of providing good things and making it a market that local people can enjoy.
Regarding the event
Providing food and other items based on the idea that "food is medicine"
Based on this philosophy, we named the market "Ofukuichi" so that everyone can enjoy delicious food and abundant happiness.
Ofukuichi's Promise
1. Provide products that show the producers and processors of food and ingredients.
1. Avoid using additives as much as possible.
1. Cherish the warmth of handmade items.
The first exhibitors on February 26th are:
・koha Homemade yeast bread and healthy sweets
・Okui FarmMade from healthy crops grown like our own childrenTofu, natto, soy milk, etc.
・Maruru - Handmade fabric accessories, masks, and other kindergarten and school entrance goods
・Vegetables from local farmers
・Takakoen Tea made with the utmost care from cultivation to processing
・"Tonari City"
"Tonariteichi" is a gathering of shops and artists active in Toyota City.
This time, antique and delicatessen vendors will be exhibiting.
・"Forest Square"Experience the wood of Toyota City. Touch wooden instruments and work with wooden boards.
* Mori no Hiroba has been added.
More details about the exhibitors will be provided in the next blog post.
Yoshitaka Noba, Representative of "Ofukuichi"
Secretariat: Tomoyo Ishikawa and Yukiko Noba
We will let you know when the number of exhibitors increases.
The second "Ofukuichi" will be held on Wednesday, March 19th.
We will exhibit at the Local Production and Consumption / Agriculture, Commerce and Industry Collaboration Business Fair
On Monday, February 3rd, we will be exhibiting at the "Local Production and Consumption, Agriculture, Commerce and Industry Collaboration Business Fair" hosted by Aichi Prefecture.
The event will be held on the second floor of Iris Aichi from noon to 4pm.
Aichi Prefecture's specialty products and brands,
The store is lined with ingredients and processed products from Aichi Prefecture.

Last year's event venue (reprinted from the Aichi Prefecture website)
Takakaen will also be exhibiting and giving presentations.
The first presentation will be held at 12:30 on the second floor in "Saffron".
We have a wide selection of Japanese teas, including hand-picked matcha, hand-picked deep-steamed tea, hand-picked tea rice, and processed matcha.
We look forward to seeing you all there.
Please come and visit us. (The general public and consumers are not allowed to enter.)
Matsuzakaya Toyota store's "Local Flavors, Take a Break Gourmet Fair" is on until tomorrow.
We have been exhibiting at the Matsuzakaya Toyota store since January 8th,
Tomorrow the 14th will be the last day.
"Local flavors, a relaxing gourmet fair"
Shops from all over Aichi Prefecture are gathered here.
Nagoya Osu
Imai Sohonke
(Taken from the website)

Nagoya City Kakuozan
Mommy's Uncool

Higashi Ward, Nagoya
Ajisho Kusumura

Anjo City
Isoya Confectionery Shop
Toyota City
Takakoen
Many stores will be exhibiting.
Please make sure you don't forget anything when you purchase it.
Toyota Co-op Meglia will hold a "How to Make Delicious Tea" seminar
Friday, January 31st, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Toyota Consumer Support Center, 3rd floor
We will hold a class on how to make delicious tea.

I'll teach you some tips on how to make tea.
Application deadline is January 17thIt is as follows.
For more details and to apply, click here.
Jump to Meguria's homepage →click
We look forward to seeing many of you there.
Enjoy matcha tea at Aichi Farm during the New Year
This New Year, matcha was served at Aichi Farm on January 4th and 5th.

I made it at a gelato house.

Hand-picked matcha tea
Welcome with a set of matcha and Japanese sweets

This year is the year of the horse,
Many visitors have been coming to Aichi Ranch since the New Year.
(Photo taken from the Aichi Farm website.)
Many people enjoyed the hand-picked matcha.
thank you very much.
We are selling hand-picked deep-steamed tea with matcha at Matsuzakaya Toyota store.
From Wednesday, January 8th to Tuesday, January 14th,
It is being held at the food event space on the first floor of the Matsuzakaya Toyota store.
We are exhibiting at the "Local Flavors, Take a Break Gourmet Fair."
We sell hand-picked deep-steamed tea and hand-picked matcha.

Exhibited at Matsuzakaya Toyota store
Today we had the opportunity to try deep-steamed tea with matcha.
We look forward to your visit.
A nostalgic fan from my predecessor
A neighbor brought me an old fan.
I'm not sure exactly how old it is, but it's a fan from the generation before last.

The name of the previous owner, "Noba Takayoshi," is written on it.
Were they given out as prizes or promotional material?

Fans from before the 1950s
It's in very good condition,
It must have been tucked away securely in the back.

Takakaen Garden during the Hekikai County era
Looking at the address...
Not Toyota City, but Hekikai County.
This area used to be part of Hekikai County, along with Kariya City and Anjo City.
In 1965, Yoshiwara, Takaoka Town, was incorporated into Toyota City from Hekikai County.
It looks like a fan from before the 1950s.
Call Takaoka at number 14.
It's a number that's hard to imagine now.
This is a fan that makes you feel very nostalgic.
Since we had the chance, we have it on display in our store.
Please take a look if you are interested.
Notice of business hours during the year-end and New Year holidays
There is only a little time left this year.
Thanks to all of you, we were able to complete the year safely, and for that we are very grateful.
Takakaen's opening hours for the year-end and New Year holidays are as follows:
Closed only on January 1st
Open every day until December 31st. (9:00am - 8:00pm)
January 2nd and 3rd (9:00 AM - 6:00 PM)
4th (9:00am - 8:00pm) Regular business hours
It will be.

We look forward to your visit.