Chopsticks made from 6 types of trees: Kirishima Japanese red pine, Kirishima white cedar, Hyuga torreya, Aya Japanese zelcova, chestnut, and mulberry. They are all made from noble trees from Mount Kirishima or Mount Aya Trees that have lived everlastingly are naturally dried for years in our storage. Because we are a noble wood store, our chopsticks have select grains. Please enjoy the wonderful wood grains of the chopsticks.

This bag uses compressed obisugi cedar to create a strong and durable wooden bag. The natural cedar surface makes this one and only bag. A4 size file easily fits into this bag, and you can place things on top or write on top because the sides are made flat.

By using compressed obisugi, we were able to make a washboard that is strong, durable, compact, and even dispay-worthy that had been impossible for conventional washboards. It is perfect for washing small pieces of clothing in the bath. The compressed wood is made with Miyazaki’s resin-rich obisugi cedar compressed to one third its size.

The lunch box lid uses compressed obisugi cedar, and the two-layer container uses obisugi cedar. Compressed wood is dense, heavy, and thin, thus less bulky. Obisugi cedare material The

The original work is not only Hokusai’s representative work, but a world famous ukiyoe, a picture of everyday life in the Edo period. The image is relived as a partition. In order to create a tone as close to the original work as possible, we mixed few dozen colored powdered glass, melted in kiln to see its color. This process alone takes a few months. More parts are created and fired in our electric kiln numerous times. Japan’s national treasure that is Hokusai’s perspective, expression and beauty sense are embodied by non-discoloring materials such as glass and forever shimmering gold and platinum to leave behind for next generations.