Tea Ceremony Set with Issues (KAI-SHI, Leftover Food Container, Bag KAI-SHI, Small Tea Cloth) Although new and unused, the outer packaging has yellowed due to long-term storage, and the contents may also appear yellowed. However, it's unclear if this is the original color, so it's being sold at a discounted price due to the issues. The leftover food container is used to take home leftovers from Kaiseki or light meals when invited to a tea ceremony or tea gathering. Bag KAI-SHI is KAI-SHI shaped like a bag. Generally, it's used to put leftover sweets or Kaiseki from the tea ceremony and take them home. It can also be used as regular KAI-SHI. Small tea cloth (ko-chakkin) is a small cloth used in the Urasenke school of tea ceremony to clean the tea bowl after drinking thick tea. Please confirm the following: ・We will ship in a compact form. ・We will use recycled materials for packaging. ・If you have any questions, please contact us in the comments before purchasing.