“Fujimura” search results (3)
Non-electric coffee bean roaster made by Japanese engineers
Yasuyuki Fujimura is a non-electric studio built in Natsucho, Japan. In 1953, the world's first washing machine was introduced in Japan; in the same year, the national color TV standard was set. Since then, household appliances began to enter thousands of households, so 1953 is also known as the first year of electrification. The beginning of the electrification era marks the peak of human demand for energy. Nowadays, human beings have become dependent on electric energy.
2015-07-06 Japan engineer Zaiwu Coffee Bean Baking Fujimura Yasuji
Non-electric coffee bean roaster made by Japanese engineers
Yasuyuki Fujimura is a non-electric studio built in Natsucho, Japan. In 1953, the world's first washing machine was introduced in Japan; in the same year, the national color TV standard was set. Since then, household appliances began to enter thousands of households, so 1953 is also known as the first year of electrification. The beginning of the electrification era marks the peak of human demand for energy. Nowadays, human beings have become dependent on electric energy.
2014-07-08 Coffee beans roaster non-electric roaster
Kyoto's iconic cafe YOJIYA Geisha Cafe Japanese food standards
YOJIYA Geisha Cafe YOJIYA started with cosmetics, and its iconic picture is its iconic pattern. It is famous for its oil-absorbent tissue paper and some traditional cosmetics, so it is good to make a handletter. Now YOJIYA cafe is the iconic coffee shop in Kyoto, which can be seen in all major scenic spots and business districts. Lanshan and Yinge Temple are antique, while Santong branches are much more modern. YO
2016-07-12 Kyoto iconic cafe YOJIYA geisha Japan catering standard