The secrets of longevity will be explored through food, conversation and ceremony at an event next week.
A Japanese-inspired supper club will take place at No.82 Poole Road in Westbourne on Thursday, April 30, and is being hosted by Agent Nouveau, an independent travel boutique.
With approximately ten seats available, the evening will focus on the daily principles believed to underpin Japan’s status as one of the world’s longest-living nations.
Janine Marshall, managing director at Agent Nouveau, said: “If travel is about how you want to feel when you get there, this evening is about understanding why Japan has been answering that question longer, and more thoughtfully than almost anywhere else on earth.”
Barbara Cox and Charlie Orr (Image: KTPR)
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Guided by nutritionist and author Barbara Cox and Charlie Orr from InsideJapan Tours, guests will explore six practices from Japanese life, including Ikigai, Shinrin-Yoku, Chadō, Kaizen, Moai, and Hara Hachi Bu.
The evening will include Japanese-inspired cuisine, a live Chadō tea ceremony, and guided conversation.
The menu will be created by award-winning chef Cheryl Tio Blake, best known for her appearance on MasterChef: The Professionals and her Japanese and fusion dishes.
Tickets are currently available at a half-price rate of £27.
To reserve a place, email hello@agentnouveau.com.
Guests are advised to book early to avoid disappointment.
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