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“Sakurai Kokeshi” is a representative of “Naruko Kokeshi,” one of the three major types of kokeshi dolls. It is loved not only in Japan but also overseas. Let us explore its unique charm!

Sakurai Kokeshi embodies the spirit of Naruko Kokeshi and is dedicated to showcasing the unique allure of Naruko Onsen

Enhance your moon-viewing experience this autumn with the exquisite Japanese sake “Hiyaoroshi”

The Evolution of Tea Room Aesthetics with the Rise of the Tea Ceremony

Japan’s tea culture, preserved from the Heian period to today, remains enchanting and inspiring

Japanese and Taiwanese Tea

Enjoy summer with Tinware.

From offerings to gods and Buddhas, to aristocratic pastimes, and now part of popular culture—the enduring tradition of incense.

A premium Japanese sake series that adorns your dining tables.

“Tokyo Hand-Drawn Yuzen”— a traditional craft that illuminates the wearer from within. / Takashi Ogura, the third-generation master of Ogura Sengei.

Everyone can't help but smile with their rich facial expressions. “Edo Kimekomi dolls” were born in the middle of the Edo period.

The elegant Kyo-Sensu also captivated the Heian aristocracy.