Introducing the Sendai dialect Narabeta II from the Narabeta series. In my first Sendai dialect work, I drew delicious foods from Sendai and Miyagi, such as Harako Meshi and Sasakama, but in my second work, I tried to draw faces...

I tried to make a master of the Sendai dialect that I love. I hope this will become ``Beta if you speak Yamagata dialect'' or ``Beta if you speak Kochi dialect''. There are 20 types of Sendai dialects, including Dadeba,...

Sorry for the silly name, but it's called Hei Hei Mask (lol). We have been relying on masks every day, but we created Mask Mask with the hope that you can spend your days with a positive, positive, fun, fashionable,...

℃℉ is called Beta. There are four types of thermometers and many ℃ and ℉ numbers lined up behind them. Above the thermometer, I also placed English words related to temperature, such as hot or cold. I have no idea...

If you have a sweet tooth, then if you have a spicy tooth, it's Beta♪ Spicy Tono used to be a word used to refer to people who liked spicy or salty foods, but now it is mainly used by...

When it comes to spices, it's called Beta. On the linen cloth, I placed black pepper, cardamom, star anise, pink pepper, cinnamon, bay leaves, cinnamon sticks, coriander, and rosemary. Written in small red stencil letters is nice and spicy It...

The onomatopoeia from the Narabeta series is called Narabeta. This is the 17th work in the series. I thought to myself, "Have I finally lost my mind?" While making it, I was groaning. It's no exaggeration to say that it's...

My name is Narabeta, the neon from the Narabeta series! It might be the least me-like thing I've ever made (lol). But I feel like I can play with this ♡ Even if you use it a little, it will...

From the Narabeta series, this is Beta. I made this with the idea that it would be great to use it instead of a sticker when writing down plans in a notebook, like in the photo. I was inspired by...

This is "Kagonarabeta" from the Narabeta series. There are 8 types of baskets in total. Hand-painted watercolor baskets with various designs woven from white birch, walnuts, wisteria, bamboo, and wild grapes. I love woven baskets and only have a few,...

The 10th work in the Okutta series is "Thank you". Even though it's the easiest wording to use, it made a rather late debut... The Okutta series has a fixed design. I cut out photos of sage, chamomile, rosemary, and...

It's called GIFT. This is a must-have that you would definitely want to use for gift wrapping. The words GIFT are lined up in pink and beige on top of a monochrome photo of gift boxes lined up. The photos...