Le 1er Janvier 2011, nous sommes all\u00e9s manger dans un c\u00e9l\u00e8bre restaurant Kaiseki de Kyoto, Kinmata. Le d\u00eener (voir ci-dessous) fut superbe.<\/p>\n
La femme du propri\u00e9taire portait un kimono Shiborizome o\u00f9 chaque point que nous voyons est le r\u00e9sultat d’une petite attache au cours du processus de teinture – c’est ce proc\u00e9d\u00e9 qui explique que c’est l’un des types de kimono les chers qui existe. Et c’est vraiment un superbe kimono.<\/p>\n
Kyoto Restaurant Kaiseki Kinmata, Kyoto, Japon<\/p>\n
Voici quelques photos des diff\u00e9rents plats.<\/p>\n
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Le 1er Janvier 2011, nous sommes all\u00e9s manger dans un c\u00e9l\u00e8bre restaurant Kaiseki de Kyoto, Kinmata. Le d\u00eener (voir ci-dessous) fut superbe. 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