The indigo hand-dyed T-Shirt by Buaisou. It is made of soft textured double ply yarn, using a loopwheeled machine.

Slowly woven on a shuttle loom, the cotton fabric used to make this stole is fluffy and airy, with a smooth, comfortable feel that is cool in the summer and warm in the winter.

Woven with time and care on a traditional shuttle loom, the towels have two outer layers of soft gauze and an inner layer of highly absorbent cotton pile.

Inner tubes for all tokyobike models.

The first and only survey of Japanese design as seen through the lens of Japan’s traditional colour spectrum.

Tombow’s Iro Jiten (Japanese for "colour encyclopedia") features 90 rich, creamy pencils across three editions.

This is a kit that is designed to form a bird by putting together solid wood pieces with wood glue.

A kit that is designed to form a elephant by putting together solid wood pieces with wood glue.

This kit allows you to assemble a koala stand using solid wood pieces and wood glue.

A kit that is designed to form a penguin by putting together solid wood pieces with wood glue.

The Ishinomaki Stool was specially designed through a series of furniture-making workshops involving local residents and primary school students, in collaboration with the U.S. furniture company Herman Miller.

A stool made in collaboration with Ishinomaki Laboratory and Woset. It consists of two legs with holes to make it lightweight and a seat with a hole and a round bar inside, allowing kids to carry it around easily.

The Yokozuna Italian Mesh Cable Housing is a modern take on 1950s Universal designs, featuring a vintage mesh look with an updated polyethylene liner.

Standard tyre for little tokyobike model.

This compilation uncovers some of the most sought after and rare material from 1969-1984 and pulls together key artists who shaped the post-war modern jazz scene in Japan.

Deep Modern Jazz from Japan 1969–1984 is a carefully curated collection showcasing the very finest of Japanese modern jazz. Featuring rare tracks and timeless recordings, it captures the depth, creativity, and unique spirit of Japan’s vibrant jazz scene.

Since 2018, the J Jazz series has showcased standout Japanese jazz from the 1960s–80s. Blending samba, funk fusion, modal, spiritual, post-bop, and bossa, it captures the richness and evolving sound of a dynamic jazz scene.

Highlighting key recordings from 1968–1981, this collection spans solo to big band, jazz classical interpretations and heavy jazz rock, from febrile post-bop and white-hot samba fusion to modal psychedelic wig-outs—capturing the bold range and energy of Japan’s evolving jazz scene.

This final volume features a selection of tracks that is as diverse as it is deep, reflecting the rich and varied Japanese jazz scene that spanned from the late 1960s to the late 1980s, a golden era of innovation and creativity.

The J-Fit model allows for a close grip on the handlebars in every position, ideal for smaller riders.

A universal front bike rack, it offers a simple, hassle-free way to carry your gear.

Made from polished chromoly steel, it’s lightweight, strong, and features elegant curves for a relaxed yet agile ride.

Timeless bandana by blending Western tradition with Japanese textile artistry

Japanese Farm Food by Nancy Singleton Hachisu, offers a unique look into life on a Japanese farm through 165 simple, flavoured recipes along with personal stories and over 350 stunning photographs.