The smooth and funky sound of prime-time Japanese reggae pop in the 1970s and ‘80s fired up an obsession with Jamaican music that persists to the present day.

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

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.

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.

The debut album from pianist Masao Nakajima. Recorded in 1979 on Yupiteru Records, it’s an elusive beast in the field of J Jazz and balances delicate and refined playing with power and vigour.

First ever official reissue of the positively sublime and very rare Butterfly LP, recorded in Tokyo in 1979 by Japanese songstress Kimiko Kasai and jazz legend Herbie Hancock.

Woven in Osaka on looms requiring constant, careful adjustment. Sashiko weave uses threads of varying thicknesses - a combination that demands precise calibration every time the loom is reconfigured, which...

Classic Klean Kanteen range are the standard bearer of the Klean Kanteen line.

Bamboo hand broom - soft enough for sweeping over delicate surfaces like moss, but tough enough for terraces and patios too.

Ideal for Sashiko, repair, and patchwork, the fabric gradually transforms with use, developing the unique texture and character of Boro.

Hand-dyed by Junale in Osaka, this soft indigo-dyed cotton thread is ideal for Sashiko.

A thread with centuries behind it. Benibana — safflower — yields only a tiny fraction of pigment from each petal, making it one of the most labour-intensive natural dyes in Japanese tradition. For centuries it was reserved for the finest kimono and ceremonial cloth, prized for the quiet depth of it

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 bicycle horn in the form of a giraffe. Kawaii!

Twenty-nine grams. That is the weight of the Apex Cup t0.2 — a titanium cup so thin it asks you to reconsider what a cup can be.

Unboxed: Japan explores the rich history, cultural symbolism and modern ingenuity of Japanese packaging.

The KOBO COFFEE TABLE has an eye-catching circular surface along with one wooden leg and two steel legs.

DROP is an umbrella stand constructed from 2x2 pieces of dimensional lumber attached to a steel plate.

The 1.75 width provides a super comfy ride and the 'skin-side' design gives a classic look.

A compact seat bag built for light and agile bikepacking.

A versatile 12L handlebar and saddle bag designed for gravel riding, bikepacking, and daily commuting.

The 1.75 width provides a super comfy ride and the 'skin-side' design gives a classic look.

Screen Time by Chrissie Macdonald is a signed Risograph print.

On The Way To Chavenage #1 by Jenny Bowers is a signed Risograph print.