The world’s first flame-retardant silicone band for outdoor gear.

The Sylvan Works Solow Table is lightweight, compact, and easy to store and carry- making it ideal for bike camping, hiking, or even just a picnic or coffee/tea service outside...

The Evernew Titanium Ultralight Pot 900 is an ideal choice for solo backpackers who want more than just the basics. Its short and wide design ensures even heat distribution, especially...

This spoon features measuring lines for accuracy and a handle for hanging.

The Amicus with Stealth Igniter is a great gas stove for camping and lightweight backpacking.

Multi-purpose shoulder strap from Blue Lug.

The Burrito Rack is a great way to carry a compact load.

Originally patented by Brooks in 1937, the Swallow Chrome Saddle is a reproduction of this timeless design, remaining virtually unchanged and finished with machine rivets and a chromed steel frame.

The Swift is a narrow racing saddle suited for road, gravel and fixed gear bikes.

A saddle perfect for adventure cycling, commuting and long-distance touring.

Small and easy to hold, maintain your dog’s fur shine and remove dirt with the Kanaya Pet Brush.

A compilation of reworks of Haruomi Hosono’s iconic solo debut, ‘Hosono House’, celebrating 50 years since its release. This compilation sees musicians from the Stones Throw roster and beyond offer up their own interpretations of Hosono’s songs.

A classic reissue of an iconic soundtrack for a legendary film: Ghost in the Shell by Kenji Kawai. The score for this 1995 animated science fiction masterpiece is a chilling blend of futurism and tradition, balancing wistful, half-remembered melodies with icy meditations on the world to come.

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.

A live recording from the foot of Mount Fuji - Yussef Dayes joined by Minami Kizuki, vocalist and sanshin player from Amami Island, in a meeting of cultures, rhythms, and spirit inspired by the landscapes of Japan.

The tokyobike Porter is our first e bike, designed to make cycling around town with your cargo, as effortless as riding one of our standard models. The same compact design...

The truly classic eraser from Japan - launched in 1969 in the Japanese market. 

The percussive new age soundtracks of '80s and early '90s Japanese TV, anime and manga built alternative worlds and pushed boundaries in the process.

Get onboard with this explosive encounter of Japanese folk songs and latin rhythms!

Ongaku Zukan was Sakamoto’s fourth solo album and features contributions from Yellow Magic Orchestra’s Haruomi Hosono and Yukihiro Takahashi, and Yasuaki Shimizu, Tatsuro Yamashita and Toshinori Kondo.

The Alpine Kettle 0.6L is a light and compact device to boil water quickly. It’s made from robust, hard-anodised aluminum and fits snugly inside our Alpine Cooker 16, saving precious space inside your pack.

Originally released in 1979, YMO’s second album, Featuring Haruomi Hosono and classics like “Behind the Mask,” it became one of the group’s most influential and widely sampled releases, sparking techno-pop boom.

Released at the height of the electric fusion era, ‘Stop Over’ is an all-acoustic hard bop killer, sounding like the Jazz Messengers on speed. When it was originally issued on the private Smile label in 1976.

A private press rarity that few know of, ‘Song of Island’ was the third album from pianist Yasuhiro Kohno’s trio, recorded live at the jazz club and live house (gig venue) ‘Again’ in August 1985.