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New Year's Tableware
Arita ware is most effective on special occasions like New Year's. Its signature, gorgeous patterns feature red, blue, and gold accents. However, since you've gone to the trouble of buying them, you likely want pieces that can also be used for your everyday meals. Why not kick off 2026 by decorating your New Year's table with some new tableware?
Celebrating New Year with Mamezara plates
New Year's dining tables are filled with various auspicious dishes. To celebrate, the Realita staff has put together a selection of New Year's dishes paired with mamezara (small plates). We carry a wide variety of mamezara in different shapes and colors, so please enjoy creating your own combinations. Simply adding a new small plate to your usual New Year's table can create a different atmosphere from last year.






The "Kagami Mochi" is a classic New Year's decoration. Made of porcelain, this version features a smooth, beautiful white finish and a charming, rounded form. You can also purchase an optional Sanpo stand to go with it! Each tier of the rice cake serves as a dish, with the interior colored in red and white. After using it to celebrate the arrival of the New Year, you can use it as tableware. The mandarin orange also doubles as a chopstick rest.

Finished in a pure white matte glaze with gold leaf accents along the rim. As these pieces are also used for Japanese kaiseki dining, they are crafted with durability in mind. Incorporating uniquely shaped vessels—such as those resembling cranes, pine trees, or gourds—into your table setting can help create a special atmosphere for celebrations, making each occasion feel unique.

The highly popular Yozan-gama, known for their Kinshai Mamezara travel series, has released a larger 4.5-sun plate size. This series actually features Mount Fuji, though it is designed to be subtle at first glance. Decorated with charming, vermilion-toned painted illustrations, each piece also features a fish in the center. These auspicious plates are perfect for celebrations and special occasions like the New Year.
The "Kagami Mochi" is a classic New Year's decoration. Made of porcelain, this version features a smooth, beautiful white finish and a charming, rounded form. You can also purchase an optional Sanpo stand to go with it! Each tier of the rice cake serves as a dish, with the interior colored in red and white. After using it to celebrate the arrival of the New Year, you can use it as tableware. The mandarin orange also doubles as a chopstick rest.
Finished in a pure white matte glaze with gold leaf accents along the rim. As these pieces are also used for Japanese kaiseki dining, they are crafted with durability in mind. Incorporating uniquely shaped vessels—such as those resembling cranes, pine trees, or gourds—into your table setting can help create a special atmosphere for celebrations, making each occasion feel unique.
The highly popular Yozan-gama, known for their Kinshai Mamezara travel series, has released a larger 4.5-sun plate size. This series actually features Mount Fuji, though it is designed to be subtle at first glance. Decorated with charming, vermilion-toned painted illustrations, each piece also features a fish in the center. These auspicious plates are perfect for celebrations and special occasions like the New Year.



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