Why This is My Calling

Born in Kyoto, I grew up watching my father, a master craftsman of Kyo-Yuzen.
His life showed me the quiet strength and beauty of the artisan spirit.
To bring rightful value to cultural artisans. To ensure that tradition becomes tomorrow’s beauty. And to share this legacy—not only with the next generation, but with the world.

Who Are Japan’s Traditional Craftsmen?

Japan’s artisans are quiet guardians of culture.
From ceramics to textiles, each piece tells a story of place, tradition, and a life of dedication.
Their craft is built on skills honed over decades and passed down through generations.

Craftsmanship Is More Than Art—It’s a Way of Life

Every handcrafted piece holds a story—of pride, tradition, and years of dedication.
These aren’t museum artifacts—they’re made to be used and loved in daily life.
Even a simple teacup can bring beauty, mindfulness, and a touch of Japan to your everyday.