Juzu are used when offering homage to the Buddha and deceased ancestors. They are often made of sandalwood or crystal. Recent versions, like the one in the foreground, have become popular as bracelets. (Prices start at 1,800 yen.)
Nipponia thanks the following for their collaboration:Imaihan Nenju Ten

Uji in the Kyoto suburbs is known for the excellent green tea grown there. Sen-cha (right) has a delicate flavor and produces a cooling effect. Kyo ban-cha (roasted tea leaves and stems processed according to a Kyoto recipe; far right) is simmered to bring out its smoky aroma. (Price for sen-cha: 840 yen for 200 grams)
Nipponia thanks the following for their collaboration: Ryuouen