Centre de Santé Taiyo

Four Seasons Gift Box
Spring - Double Cherry Blossoms × 1 bundle
Summer - Sal Tree Blossoms × 1 bundle
Autumn - Maple Leaves × 1 bundle
Winter - White Plum Blossoms × 1 bundle
◇ Each bundle contains approx. 45 sticks

Contents: 70g (approx. 170 sticks)
Size: 150×92×30mm
Burn Time: Approx. 20–25 minutes per stick

Low-smoke formula makes it suitable for both ceremonial and everyday use.

With a clean and gentle aroma and low smoke, it is ideal for both household use and spiritual offerings

Offers a gorgeous and floral fragrance with minimal smoke, perfect for both home use and as an offering incense.

Seasonal Incense Spring – Yae-zakura

Inspired by the elegant bloom of double cherry blossoms, this Kyoto incense features a refined blend of carefully selected ingredients including sandalwood, raspberry, and jasmine.

Seasonal Incense Summer – Sarasou ju

Evoking the serene image of sal trees standing quietly in the evening dusk, this incense is crafted with a fresh blend of sandalwood, magnolia, and lychee.

Seasonal Incense Autumn – Momi ji

Blended to capture the essence of vibrant autumn maple foliage, this Kyoto incense harmonizes sandalwood and musk to create a
subtly sweet fragrance.

Seasonal Incense Winter – Hakubai

Inspired by white plum blossoms adding quiet grace to a snowy landscape, this incense features a bold, herbal-spicy scent blended from sandalwood, borneol, and clove.

Premiering at our massage therapy booth Yatai MTL the largest Japanese street market in Quebec, taking place at Bassin Peel in Griffintown. 1049 rue de la Commune Ouest, Montréal, QC H3C June 4 to 7.

The most relaxing sweet spot to start off the Yatai festival madness… including the line ups to sample oishi (delicious) Japanese food and drinks on the other side, the fun shopping experience on the south side…

Get a chair massage today through Sunday Kimochi ii ne
( “Feels good, doesn’t it?)

🎌 YATAI MTL 2026 — The Largest Japanese Street Market in Quebec

YATAI MTL is a 4-day immersive celebration of Japanese culture at Peel Basin in Griffintown, featuring street food, vendor booths, live performances, cultural programming, and wellness experiences for more than 45,000 Montrealers.

📅 June 4–7, 2026
📍 Peel Basin, Griffintown, Montreal

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Friday, June 5— 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM
Saturday, June 6 — 12:00 PM to 10:00 PM
Sunday, June 7 — 12:00 PM to 8:00 PM

Gates open 30 minutes before the event begins.

🎟️ Tickets (online only) 5$

**Free admission** for children aged 12 and under and adults aged 65 and over. 🐾 Dogs are welcome!

💆 Massage services will also be available on-site, offering visitors a relaxing and healthy way to recharge while enjoying the festival’s food, entertainment, and cultural activities.

This very unique, handmade dobin is a traditional Japanese teapot characterized by its round, squat body and a prominent overhead bamboo handle attached to two lugs on the pot’s shoulders.

Designed to brew larger quantities of tea, dobin are typically made of heat-resistant ceramic, clay, or porcelain. They are the ideal vessel for infusing robust, everyday Japanese teas that require high brewing temperatures, such as hojicha (roasted green tea), genmaicha (brown rice tea), and bancha.

Traditional dobin usually do not feature built-in strainers, requiring users to use a handheld tea strainer or drop-in metal basket when pouring.

$130 by Montreal artist

Available at our massage therapy booth at the largest Japanese street market in Quebec, taking place at Bassin Peel in Griffintown. (corner of Peel and Wellington Streets)

https://www.zeffy.com/fr-CA/ticketing/yatai-mtl-4-7-juin-2026-bassin-peel-griffintown

New Arrival: Whipped Tallow Face Cream & Lip Balm

Created in collaboration with and .art

Beef tallow has been used in traditional skincare for generations because its nutrient-rich composition closely resembles the skin’s natural sebum, allowing it to deeply nourish, protect, and hydrate the skin. Rich in naturally occurring vitamins A, D, E, and K, it helps support the skin barrier, improve moisture retention, and promote healthy skin renewal. Its vitamin A content, in particular, supports collagen production and skin elasticity, helping to maintain a smoother, firmer, and more youthful-looking complexion.

🍵 Matcha Whipped Tallow Face Cream

🍵🌸🌹Matcha, Sakura (Cherry Blossom), & Bara (Rose) Whipped Tallow Face Cream

🌸💋💄Sakura (Cherry Blossom) Lip Balm

Why Matcha?

Matcha is rich in antioxidants and anti-inflammatory compounds that help protect skin from environmental stressors, calm redness, and support healthy aging. Blended with nutrient-rich whipped tallow, it delivers deep hydration while nourishing the skin with vitamins A, D, E, and K.

Benefits:

* Antioxidant protection against free radicals
* Helps reduce redness and irritation
* Supports collagen production and skin elasticity
* Deep, long-lasting hydration
* Leaves skin soft, smooth, and nourished

Why Matcha, Cherry Blossom & Rose?

This botanical blend combines the moisturizing power of grass-fed tallow with traditional Japanese-inspired ingredients known for their soothing and brightening properties.

Benefits:

* Deep hydration and skin barrier support
* Calms sensitive, dry, or irritated skin
* Helps improve skin tone and radiance
* Supports collagen production and a youthful appearance
* Provides antioxidant protection from daily environmental stress

Premiering at our massage therapy booth the largest Japanese street market in Quebec, taking place at Bassin Peel in Griffintown. 1049 rue de la Commune Ouest, Montréal, QC H3C June 4 to 7.

✨ YATAI MTL | 4-7 Juin 2026 | Marché de rue japonais
4 jours d’immersion dans la culture japonaise au Bassin Peel. Street food, artisans, performances et programmation culturelle pour plus de 45 000 Montréalais.
📍 Lieu : Bassin Peel, Griffintown

KIOSQUE MARCHAND | Centre Taiyo
La sérénité japonaise, à vivre et à emporter 🧘

Chez Centre Taiyo, l’expérience commence sur place : profitez d’un massage sur chaise pour repartir apaisé dès votre visite ! Découvrez aussi leur sélection d’outils de massage, huiles médicinales, baumes et crèmes d’inspiration japonaise, bols chantants tibétains, statues de Bouddha, encens japonais importé, collection de bougies exclusives, et théières et bols à matcha faits à la main. Des essentiels de bien-être soigneusement choisis pour apporter calme et harmonie à votre quotidien.

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✨ YATAI MTL | June 4-7, 2026 | Japanese Street Market
4 days of Japanese culture immersion at Bassin Peel. Street food, artisans, performances and cultural programming for over 45,000 Montrealers.
📍 Location: Bassin Peel, Griffintown

MERCHANT BOOTH | Centre Taiyo
Japanese serenity — to feel and to take home 🧘

At Centre Taiyo, the experience starts on the spot: treat yourself to a chair massage and leave feeling relaxed right from your visit! Discover their curated selection of massage tools, medicinal oils, Japanese-inspired lip balms and facial creams, Tibetan singing bowls, Buddha statues, imported Japanese incense, an exclusive candle collection, and handcrafted Japanese teapots and matcha bowls. Wellness essentials to bring calm, mindfulness and harmony into your everyday life.

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Osmanthus is renowned for its exceptional fragrance. The tiny flowers release an intoxicating scent described as a blend of apricot, jasmine, and warm sunshine.

Bamboo has a fresh, crisp, and slightly woody scent. It smells like a blend of cut green grass, cucumber, and damp morning dew, leaving a calming, spa-like impression.

Green tea generally smells fresh, grassy, and a grounding aroma reminiscent of freshly brewed matcha or sencha. It is typically mellow and subtly sweet rather than overpowering, blending soft herbal notes with a calm, clean earthiness.

40 long-type incense sticks
1 aluminum incense holder
Outer packaging: approx. 35 × 20 × 157 mm
Burn Time Approximately 20–30 minutes per stick

In Japanese culture, incense (*o-kō* お香) is far more than a pleasant fragrance — it is a spiritual practice, a meditative art form, and a symbol of purification. Introduced alongside Buddhism in the 6th century, incense has long played an important role in temple rituals, tea ceremonies, and traditional self-care practices.

Unlike many Western-style incenses that rely on strong perfume oils, Japanese incense emphasizes refined, natural botanical ingredients and subtle, balanced aromas.

Most Japanese incense sticks are also *coreless*, meaning they are made without a bamboo center. This allows them to burn cleanly with minimal smoke and very little ash, creating a more delicate and calming experience.

Senkō (線香) is the most common form of Japanese incense. These slender sticks are crafted from finely ground aromatic woods, herbs, and natural binders, then extruded without a bamboo core.

Scents range from traditional woods such as aloeswood and sandalwood to contemporary fragrances inspired by nature and the seasons, including bamboo, cherry blossom, green tea, osmanthus, and yuzu.

Product Details

40 long-type incense sticks
1 aluminum incense holder
Outer packaging: approx. 35 × 20 × 157 mm
Burn Time Approximately 20–30 minutes per stick

Available at our massage therapy booth at YATAI MTL | 4-7 JUIN 2026 | Marché de rue japonais, the largest Japanese street market in Quebec, taking place at Bassin Peel in Griffintown. (corner of Peel and Wellington Streets)

Free tabi when you book any appointment of 60 minutes or more to celebrate May; Asian heritage month and the spring season. 🌸

Tabi are traditional Japanese socks with a split between the big toe and other toes, designed for wearing with thonged footwear like geta and zori. Originating around the 15th century, they symbolize traditional etiquette, formal purity (white), and specialized function (e.g., in martial arts). Today, they are popular for daily comfort, better balance, and modern fashion.

Cherry blossoms, or sakura, symbolize the transience of life, renewal, and beauty in Japan. Blooming for only a short period each spring, they represent the fleeting nature of existence and the importance of cherishing the present moment, a concept known as mono no aware. They also signify new beginnings.

Symbolism of Sakura

Transience and Mortality: The quick blooming and falling of petals serve as a poignant reminder that life is short and beauty is temporary.

Renewal and Hope: As they bloom in early spring, sakura mark the end of winter and the beginning of a new season, symbolizing optimism and fresh starts.Mono no Aware: This concept, translating roughly to “the pathos of things,” is a deep appreciation for the ephemeral beauty of life, tinged with a gentle sadness.

Warrior Spirit (Bushidō): Historically, the sakura symbolized the samurai, representing a life that is beautiful, intense, and short. The proverb “Hana wa sakuragi, hito wa bushi” (The best blossom is the cherry blossom; the best man is the warrior) highlights this connection.

Unity and Celebration: Hanami (flower viewing) is a centuries-old tradition where people gather to appreciate the flowers, emphasizing community and appreciation of nature.

Want to try out a tattoo design before committing? Go for a semi-permanent jagua tattoo!

Feeling tired or tense? Treat yourself to a relaxing therapeutic chair massage, including deep tissue techniques.

Until midnight, enjoy a chair massage and a jagua tattoo—and receive a free pair of exclusive tabi socks at the Laval edition of .

Envie d’essayer un design de tatouage avant de t’engager? Opte pour un tatouage jagua semi-permanent!

Fatigué(e) ou tendu(e)? Offre-toi un massage sur chaise thérapeutique relaxant, incluant des techniques de tissus profonds.

Jusqu’à minuit, profite d’un massage sur chaise et d’un tatouage jagua—et reçois gratuitement une paire de chaussettes tabi exclusives à l’édition lavalloise de .