Wabi Sabi Japan Living

Wabi Sabi Japan Living Home goods imported from Japan. Sake tasting bar in store. Tableware, knives, Japanese groceries, te

About Us
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Wabi Sabi Japan Living is a home goods retail store that imports goods from Japan and Asia. We sell the following products:
Dinnerware
Japanese Kitchen Knives
Sake (Sake tastings and for purchase to take home)
Japanese Beer
Japanese packaged food
Coffee & Tea Accessories
Books on Travel, Culture & Design
Chopsticks (over 100 styles)
Flatware
Pottery
Patio Dinnerware
Single Burner Stove

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Womens and Mens Clothing
Decorative Hand Fans
Women's Hair Accessories
Jewelry
Kanji Art
Bonsais​
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Why A Japanese Home Goods Store? The partners behind the store, Darrell Baum and Osamu Sagara, visit Japan every year to visit family. They so love their travels and experiences in Japan that they wanted to bring it back to their home in Palm Springs, CA to share with everyone.
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What is Wabi Sabi? In a few words, Wabi Sabi is about the "impermanence and imperfection" of Japanese art and design.
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Kewpie Mayo made in Japan at
06/09/2026

Kewpie Mayo made in Japan at

06/02/2026

Wow!

05/24/2026

After eight unforgettable years, the iconic Hello Kitty Shinkansen made its final journey on May 17, 2026, leaving millions of fans emotional across Japan. From Shin-Osaka to Hakata, the pink-and-white bullet train wasn’t just transportation — it became a symbol of joy, nostalgia, and comfort for travelers, families, and Sanrio lovers worldwide.

Crowds gathered at stations one last time, waving goodbye as the legendary train disappeared down the tracks forever. Operated by JR West since 2018, the themed train carried around 1 million passengers and turned ordinary trips into magical memories filled with ribbons, smiles, and kawaii charm.

Its retirement marks more than the end of a tourism campaign — it’s the farewell to one of Japan’s most heartwarming railway icons. The aging 500-series Shinkansen will soon vanish completely by 2027, making this goodbye even more painful for longtime train enthusiasts.

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300 N Palm Canyon Drive
Palm Springs, CA
92262

Opening Hours

Monday 11am - 5pm
Tuesday 11am - 5pm
Wednesday 11am - 5pm
Thursday 11am - 5pm
Friday 11am - 5pm
Saturday 11am - 5pm
Sunday 11am - 5pm

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