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Features

■The Meaning of New Year’s Decorations
New Year’s decorations such as shimekazari and kadomatsu are displayed to welcome the “Toshigami-sama” (god of the year) who brings good luck in the new year. Kadomatsu means “waiting for the gods” and is displayed at the entrance. Shimekazari means “a barrier” that separates the sacred area from the earthly world and is displayed in high places such as the entrance or the door of a room.

■Skilled Craftsmanship Passed Down to Future Generations
While pursuing high design quality that meets modern needs, skilled craftsmen create products with care to ensure that the fine traditions of Japan are passed down to the next generation.

■Wide Variety of Items Available
New Year’s decorations vary widely in shape and materials depending on the region. We stock a wide variety of 1,000 to 2,000 items to meet a variety of needs.

Series

・Lucky decoration Mamejishi (24cm x 18cm)　・Sakura Shrine prayer Kasumi (23cm x 17cm)
        　
・Flower decoration Tsumugi (21cm x 18cm) ・Zodiac wreath Akebono (horse) (30cm x 24cm)
　
・Sakura Shrine prayer Yae (38cm x 20cm)

・Kadomatsu for praying for good fortune Gyoukou (26cm x 16cm)

・Kadomatsu large crane (60cm x 25cm)

We also handle many other Japanese sundries, kitchenware and tableware.
We can make proposals according to your wishes.
For details, please contact us from the ”Contact” page.