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Artistic
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View collectionBelts (Obi)
Traditional Japanese kimono belts or sashes (obi) are works of incredible beauty and grace. We collaborated with Kyoto-based artisans to create a practical reinterpretation of these exquisite and intricate Japanese accessories that could be used with everyday outfits.
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Bowls
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View collectionBracelets
Cute bracelets made from beautiful Japanese kimono fabric. Each has three spheres that represent family, friendship, and love. Some believe that once tied to your wrist, they may also bring you luck.
View collectionChildren's day (tangonosekku)
"Boy's Festival" is popular as Children's Day. It is said that it was in the Kamakura period that it became Tango no Sekku as it is today. Believed to be a medicinal herb that wards off evil spirits, irises are associated with martial arts (the preciousness of martial arts), and have become established as the Boys' Festival.
May dolls represent the strong and healthy growth of boys and the prosperity of the family.
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View collectionCoin Purses (Gamaguchi)
The elegance of gamaguchi (Japanese coin purses) catches the heart of anyone who sees them. "Gamaguchi" means a frog's mouth and refers to its unique shape.
Frog's said "KAERU" in Japanese. Kaeru also means "come back home" The name of this purse is based on pun that contains the hope of returning money and luck to you!
These purses offer a wide opening for convenient access to their compartments and close with a single gesture.
COOK
We have collected useful and unique cooking utensils that will allow you to easily make Japanese food at home. You can easily change the way you enjoy your daily meals.
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Cultural
View collectionDoll Festival(HINAMASURI)
View collectionDolls
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View collectionEarrings
We incorporated ancient Japanese motifs into cute earrings and piercings. These auspicious designs and colors combine traditional elegance with modern style. We currently offer two types: (i) solid circles made from Kimono fabric and (ii) see-through type made with brass and acrylic.
Fashion
When you think of traditional Japanese fashion, images of impossibly elaborate and gorgeous kimono may come to mind. These are not only out of reach for most people, but impractical for daily life.
However, we offer a range of accessories that carry the same grace and beauty including bracelets, belts & sashes (Obi), coin purses (Gamaguchi), earrings, necklaces, wrapping cloths (Furoshiki), and UV parasols (Higasa).
Now you can take a little magic from Japan's ancient capital with you in your daily life!
View collectionFlower Arranging (Kado)
View collectionFood
We would like to introduce foods and all made in Japan which are with no additives and pesticides.
WASYOKU ( Japanese cook) is known for being one of the most balanced and healthy cook in the world, an important part of the characteristic longevity of the Japanese. Since December 2013 it has been included in the oral and intangible heritage of humanity by UNESCO.
Glass&Mugs
View collectionHandbags
View collectionHigashi
View collectionJapanese carpet /sheets
View collectionJETRO Belts & Sashes (Obi)
The Obi belts proposed by us were specially created by a Japanese laboratory on the classic image of the obi, with the idea of being able to use them on everyday clothing. A practical reinterpretation of these beautiful but complex Japanese accessories.
View collectionJETRO Bracelets
Cute bracelets made using fabric from beautiful traditional Japanese kimonos. Their three spheres represent family, friendship, and love. Once tied to your wrist, they will also bring you luck.
View collectionJETRO Virtual Expo 2020
Are you a wholesaler interested in carrying our products? We'd love to hear from you! Please get in touch via our contact form, and we will give you access to our private website for wholesalers.
View collectionJetro WA Necklaces & Earrings
View collectionJETRO Wrapping Cloths & UV Parasols (Furoshiki & Higasa)
View collectionKIMONO / HAORI
Kimono is a traditional Japanese cloth that means a “thing to wear” in Japanese.
We will introduce valuable one-of-a-kind kimonos, haori, and KOTO original kimonos.
View collectionKIMONO SCARF
Description of this product
Collaboration with kimono designer in Kyoto. We reproduced the pattern which was originally used for KIMONO as a scarf as it is. Change the color as it is, keep changing the pattern, easy to coordinate even for clothes change. It is a scarf made of pure Japanese finished in design (Japan kyoto)from fabric and dyeing.
Dimension of this product
Approximate H=100cm, W=100cm.
Materials of this product
Silk100%.
ATTENTION : Be careful of water and sweat because there is a risk of falling color. Please do not wash!
View collectionKokeshi
View collectionMatcha bowl
View collectionNecklaces
Cute necklaces made from the fabric of real kimonos in Kyoto, Japan. Auspicious designs and colors combine traditional elegance with modern style.
View collectionNew Year (Oshogatsu)
View collectionNoodles
View collectionNoren
View collectionNoren (Japanese curtains)
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View collectionParasols (Higasa)
Shaped like an umbrella, parasols (higasa) are used to shield the carrier from the sun's harmful UV rays during the summer months. These portable sunshades also serve as stylish accessories that compliment both traditional and contemporary outfits.
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Plates
View collectionRice
View collectionRice bowls
View collectionSauce
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View collectionSnacks
View collectionSocks (Tabi)
View collectionTea
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View collectionTrays
View collectionWrapping Cloths (Furoshiki)
Furoshiki is a square cloth used to wrap and carry things. They have been used for hundreds of years in Japan. We combine furoshiki with bamboo handles so that they can be conveniently used as a bag.
A simple square cloth called Furoshiki which is one of traditional Japanese culture. There are customs from a long time ago in Japan. When we hand gifts to someone, wrapped it with seasonal design of Furoshiki. These behaviors imply that your gift is handled importantly.
Nowadays, Furoshiki is versatilely used in many different ways. As you can see photos below, you can wrap and tie each corner or Furoshiki in different kind of ways to suit the size and shape of contents within. It is very useful to carry items and if you wrap your gift with Furoshiki, it will be helpful for you to express your feeling to someone.
Their number of uses stretching as far as your imagination. You can use it as shawls and mats. Of cause, when not in use, it folds up compactly.
Why don’t you start and exciting Furoshiki life.
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