GUIDES & STORIES
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Invented in Japan in 1902, glass pens hold 300–400 characters per dip. Five studios — from the original Sase Kogyosho to art-glass powerhouse Paraglass — plus the glitter inks that pair beautifully. Read More
About 13 min read
Transform your space with soothing Japanese incense. Explore Kyoto's historic fragrances and beautiful Arita porcelai... Read More
About 13 min read
Learn the art of Furoshiki, Japan's traditional eco-friendly wrapping cloth. Discover easy tying techniques for beaut... Read More
About 11 min read
Experience the unmatched writing feel of Japanese fountain pens. Learn how to choose the perfect gold nib from top br... Read More
About 18 min read
The best Japanese handmade soap gifts for every budget. From Tamanohada's tai-shaped welcome soap to Hakuichi gold-fl... Read More
About 16 min read
One soap dish changes the feel of a bathroom entirely. Mino-yaki ceramic, Tsubame-Sanjo stainless, hinoki cypress, an... Read More
About 15 min read
A sewing box that looks good on a shelf and organises every needle, thread and button. Japan-made picks in chestnut, ... Read More
About 13 min read
A branded tissue box on the table breaks any interior look. Japan-made wood covers in hinoki, chestnut, BUNACO beech ... Read More
About 14 min read
Hinoki cypress gives every bathroom the scent and feel of a Japanese hot spring inn. Stools, buckets, and bath trays ... Read More
About 15 min read
A shuro palm hand broom and harimi washi dustpan have swept Japanese homes since the Edo period. No static, no noise ... Read More
About 16 min read