My first bicycle. tokyobike Paddle is a balance bike and the perfect way to introduce children to cycling. The same attention to detail as the grown up version but shrunk to perfection.

Everyone remembers their first bike. Even more so when it's a 'little tokyobike'. All the same attention to detail and simple functional design as the grown up version but shrunk to perfection.

A simple, stylish and certified helmet for kids.

Keep your bicycle safe with the cute Doggy Lock.

The mini version of Blue Lug's Triangle Reflector. Picked at random by our team there is NO CHOICE of colour unless, of course you select 'store collection' and visit our shop.

The sound of a classic bicycle bell with moving gears visible through its transparent casting.

Meow Meow. No bike should be without one.

A bicycle horn in the form of a unicorn. Kawaii!

Made from soft, stretchy “Chou Cream” or “Marshmallow” yarn, these gloves and matching snood are perfect for delicate children’s hands.

Colorful nylon mittens with a water-repellent finish to keep little hands warm and dry during cold days or snow play.

The Kinto Play Tumbler has all the same properties as the grown-up’s version but is designed with kids play in mind.

A practical backpack for both kids and adults.

KAI Little Chef Club Kids Knife is a kitchen knife specially designed for kids use.

Light and flexible, these bamboo chopsticks are ideal for little ones.

Creative fun for any budding architect, the Building Block Set comes with a handy cotton bag, perfect for on the go or to neatly store away at home.

A box of twelve recycled pencils.

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

Enjoy 12 vibrant colours with this set of six double-ended coloured pencils.

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

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

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

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.

A set of stacking stools, which can be turned upside-down to become a tray or container.

Designed by Riki Watanabe, the corrugated cardboard Riki High Stool is strong enough to use as a chair.