Decorations for lighting and ventilation in a room. Three-dimensional, elaborate wood carvings such as openwork.

This sturdy furniture is made from imported wood such as rosewood and ebony and is assembled without the use of nails.

These are the knives favored by many professional chefs. They are mainly single-edged Japanese knives with a sharp edge.

This luxurious and stately golden Buddhist altar is decorated with many decorative metal fittings and takamaki-e (high-quality maki-e).

These are made by casting tin and carving it on a potter's wheel. Tableware that mellows the taste of sake is also available.

This top-quality chest of drawers is made from high-quality paulownia wood, with excellent airtightness and beautiful wood grain.

Blinds are made by weaving thinly shaved bamboo or wood, and are elegant interior decorations such as blinds.

Tenugui and yukata fabrics are dyed using the "Chusen" dyeing technique, which is characterized by the fact that it dyes both sides evenly.