The fleeting present

Diary is the living journal of Maison Julien – Miyazu.
It’s the behind-the-scenes, the little everyday moments — things that might seem unimportant at first glance, yet quietly weave the fabric of an artful life.

It’s the taste of Ichi-go, Ichi-e — “one meeting, one time” — and the spirit of Itadakimasu! — welcoming what is, cherishing what passes, even as it slips into the past.

To me, any place of business — not only a restaurant or a café — is above all a space of celebration.
A place where even the purchase of a bottle of milk, a garment, or any simple item can become a unique experience.
Objects are not just things; they are part of our story.

That’s the essential difference between a mass-produced soap or jam, which carry no tale, and a creation shaped by a pair of hands, by a life, by a passion in motion.
Here, we share that dimension — the everyday life that tells a story.