SUMMER PROMOTION! This item is one in a series of products that we will be presenting with a discount until August 31, 2021. From September 1, this item will go back to its full price of ¥11,950.

Hand-made o-choko sake cup in the shape of Mt. Fuji. Made in Kyoto by Hirokazu Ichikawa, featuring the potter's kiln-fired pale-blue color.

Some like it hot, some only drink cold sake. Some will have it by itself, others with snacks. Many only use their shot glasses to enjoy aged spirits. To each their own, and, for some strange reason, we're are all proud of our drinking preferences. Now, here's another detail to be proud of: a sake cup that is as unique as your sipping style. And you can take that literally. Each piece is hand-made and kiln-colored, which means that it is as unique as a snow flake.
If you're looking to create lasting memories from you drinking or tasting sessions, there's nothing better than sipping your favorite drink from your favorite cup.

Sincerely.
From drinkers to drinkers.

SUMMER PROMOTION! This item is one in a series of products that we will be presenting with a discount until August 31, 2021. From September 1, this item will go back to its full price of ¥19,980.

A clutch bag made using Japanese paper thread, with a unique balance between fancy and discreet.

Luxury bags look great, feel great, and perform great. But sometimes you need something a bit different. Something unbranded and unknown, but that still holds that special feel unique to luxury goods. Not only for others to see, though: you also want it to be of high quality, possibly hand made and with honorable origins, and comfortable to use. Not to mention that it has to look good, have a strong design, and go well with your outfit, be it for a casual afternoon with close friends or a business dinner.

Impossible? Not anymore.

A hand-made and hand-painted flower vase. A piece of interior art made in Kyoto by Hirokazu Ichikawa.

Have you ever heard of ikebana, the Japanese art of arranging flowers in a way that feels unworldly? It might seem like an art out of reach. We admire the greatest ikebana masters, who practice for decades to gain the sensibility required to do that.
Now, here's a way to achieve that still beauty, by simply placing your favorite flowers into a vase filled with that inspiring ikebana feel.
A single garden rose of any color or the soft pink of hydrangea, a bunch of pure white gardenia or the intense purple of lisianthus... the shape and colors of this pot are sure to go well with any flower you love, be it for a single flower or for a mixed bunch.

Let the vase do the hard work for you, so you can focus on arranging your flowers in the way that best suits your home.

SUMMER PROMOTION! This item is one in a series of products that we will be presenting with a discount until August 31, 2021. From September 1, this item will go back to its full price of ¥27,800.

Hand-made sake set, including 1 flask (tokuri) and 1 cup (o-choko). Made in Kyoto by Hirokazu Ichikawa, featuring the potter's kiln-fired pale-blue color.

At a Japanese tavern izakaya, a man says: “A Japanese dinner is not complete without Japanese sake” and grabs a bottle of sake.
His wife stops him: “Japanese sake is not complete without a flask”. The man agrees and asks for a flask.
The waitress kindly but firmly corrects them. “Dear guests, what you said is true. But as no good dinner is best without sake, and no sake is best without its flask, a flask is not best unless you reserve it the same care you have for your dinner and your sake.”
The couple looks at her confused, so she shows them a bamboo basket filled with flasks and cups.
Unsure, they pick a flask and two cups that catch their eye. She bows slightly, and leaves.
When she comes back with hot sake in the steaming flask with two cups, they don’t hesitate, pour the sake into the cups, and drink.
She was right! How far more wonderful does the sake taste, when poured from a beautiful flask into a beautiful cup, and how more enjoyable time is when you love each of the things you do.

Wooden fragrance diffuser with stand, for use with essential oil [Sakura].

Small floor chair with a zazen-inspired spherical cushion.

Oval box made in brass, featuring Japanese traditional patterns.

SUMMER PROMOTION! This item is one in a series of products that we will be presenting with a discount until August 31, 2021. From September 1, this item will go back to its full price of ¥17,700.

Hand-made sake flask (tokuri). Made in Kyoto by Hirokazu Ichikawa, featuring the potter's kiln-fired pale-blue color.

At a Japanese tavern izakaya, a man says: “A Japanese dinner is not complete without Japanese sake” and grabs a bottle of sake.
His wife stops him: “Japanese sake is not complete without a flask”. The man agrees and asks for a flask.
The waitress kindly but firmly corrects them. “Dear guests, what you said is true. But as no good dinner is best without sake, and no sake is best without its flask, a flask is not best unless you reserve it the same care you have for your dinner and your sake.”
The couple looks at her confused, so she shows them a bamboo basket filled with flasks and cups.
Unsure, they pick a flask and two cups that catch their eye. She bows slightly, and leaves.
When she comes back with hot sake in the steaming flask with two cups, they don’t hesitate, pour the sake into the cups, and drink.
She was right! How far more wonderful does the sake taste, when poured from a beautiful flask into a beautiful cup, and how more enjoyable time is when you love each of the things you do.