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When she isn’t whisking batter or arranging delicate garnishes, Nana can be found wandering the ancient streets of Gion, sketching the play of light on tiled roofs, or practicing the art of ikebana (Japanese flower arranging). Both pursuits teach her patience, balance, and an appreciation for fleeting beauty—principles she carries into her kitchen.
Nana Ayano
