White paper tissues for tea ceremony sweets beside red Ippodo branded tissue cover labeled with Japanese kanji

Folded set of white Kaishi Tissues resting on one unfolded Kaishi tissue with subtle fruit and plant designs on grey table

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Kaishi Tissue

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Kaishi is a Japanese paper that is used to place sweets on and wipe your fingers with during the tea ceremony. Tea ceremony practitioners will appreciate these basic sheets for use during regular practice.

You can also use them at home or the office as a little placemat for sweets.

Made for Ippodo Tea, these sheets are decorated subtly with a translucent pine, bamboo, and plum tree design.

Specifications

Size:6.9" × 5.7" × 0.1"

Quantity:30 sheets

Origin:Japan

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Customer Reviews

5 out of 5 based on 11 reviews

J. L.

Aug 28, 2020

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Subtle beauty in a simple piece of paper

Happy to find kaishi tissue to use for tea ceremony, some times it’s hard to find in stores locally. It’s embossed with pine, plum, and bamboo, a subtle and simple design. Nice quality of paper to serve the Japanese sweets (wagashi) that go with the matcha. Thank you for having this available in the online store, definitely will buy more!

M. E.

Jan 12, 2025

Love

Thank you so much, love.

M. N.

Dec 09, 2024

l like the tissue paper good for sweet and snack.

Y. M.

Oct 26, 2024

Great

Simple, pretty design. Its good quality. Very good customer service.

Nov 30, 2023

Very good quality paper with cute simple designs.

S. E.

Feb 14, 2023

Beautiful

Quick shipping and beautiful packaging. Thank you!

Nov 02, 2022

Kaishi

The tissue is beautiful. Unfortunately, it was crushed because of improper packing in a box with another item.

J. N.

Aug 31, 2021

Hard to find

Just what I needed for tea ceremony

A. C.

Oct 22, 2020

Beautiful paper

Not very easy to find this kind of paper for tea ceremony. Very useful to have on you in many other circumstances as well. Good quality.

L. L.

Jun 22, 2020

Practical and pretty

The translucent pine, bamboo and plum blossom pattern gives these paper pleasant details. I use them for desserts even when I’m not drinking Matcha.

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