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Discover our made in Japan products and catalogues

Below is a presentation of some of our Made in Japan brands and products.
We distribute exclusively to shops and companies located outside Japan.
Request our catalogs and we will send them by email with wholesale prices and conditions.
We ship directly from Japan and offer several shipping methods at reasonable rates.
Please feel free to contact us for any inquiries.

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1) Kaya

Tabi socks, apparel, kimono, and decorative goods

Kaya is a fashion brand from the company Amina Collection. Founded in 1976 in Yokohama, Japan, Amina Collection creates products inspired by Japanese traditions, incorporating historical and cultural motifs into contemporary pop designs.

Most of their products are made in Japan and combine traditional aesthetics with a modern lifestyle. Kaya’s items are known for their high quality, vibrant colors, and playful designs, all deeply connected to Japanese culture and heritage.

Today, Kaya has become a well-established brand in Japan, operating more than 30 shops nationwide, including locations in Yokohama Chinatown and Narita Airport.

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2) Yamani

Japanese Fans

Yamani is a traditional fan maker founded over 300 years ago in Kyoto, Japan. The company continues to produce fans by hand using traditional craftsmanship and techniques passed down through generations.

Their fans combine elegance, tradition, and functionality. Starting at very reasonable prices, they are not only practical accessories but also beautiful decorative items that reflect Japanese culture.

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3) Karube Zori

Traditional Japanese Sandals

Karube Zori was founded in 1912 in Yamagata, a region located in the northern part of Japan. Yamagata is well known for the high quality of its rice, and especially for its strong and durable rice straw, which has traditionally been used to craft zori sandals.

For generations, local artisans have used this material to produce handmade zori that are both comfortable and highly durable. Even today, Yamagata zori are renowned for their strength and craftsmanship, reflecting a long-standing Japanese tradition.

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4) Kuwano Hanten

Hanten Vest

Kuwano is a traditional company based in Chikugo City, Fukuoka Prefecture, in the south-west of Japan. Founded in 1900, the company has more than 120 years of history. The Kuwano family continues to preserve its traditional craftsmanship and techniques to produce high-quality garments.

Kuwano specializes in the production of hanten, a traditional Japanese short jacket known for its warmth and comfort. A hanten can be worn over a kimono or everyday clothing, making it both practical and stylish.

Kuwano hanten are elegant and versatile, and they can easily be combined with European fashion. Lightweight and easy to fold, they are also convenient to carry in a bag, making them ideal for everyday use.

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5) Yuasa Daruma

Daruma Dolls

Yuasa Daruma is a family company established more than 200 years ago in the city of Takasaki, located about 100 km north of Tokyo in Gunma Prefecture.

The tradition of daruma crafting in Takasaki dates back to around 1690, and the region remains the most famous center for daruma production in Japan today. These dolls are commonly known as Takasaki Daruma.

The daruma represents Bodhidharma, a Buddhist monk who came from China to Japan to teach Buddhism. He is traditionally depicted with a beard, sitting in meditation with his arms and legs folded beneath his robe.
Takasaki daruma typically represent a meditating Bodhidharma with blank eyes. In Japanese tradition, daruma dolls are purchased for oneself or given as gifts to bring luck and success.

There are two traditional ways to use a daruma:

First, paint the right eye while making a wish or setting a goal. When the wish is fulfilled, paint the second eye.
Alternatively, write a goal or resolution on the daruma, paint the right eye, and once the goal is achieved, paint the left eye.

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Vintage Kokeshi and Other Items

We also offer a selection of products from other Japanese brands. In addition, we are a wholesaler of traditional vintage kokeshi dolls.

Please feel free to contact us for any inquiries.

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