This illumination is a source of light in itself, but when it changes shape illuminating a floor or wall, its beauty increases.
The fantastical light leaking from mosquito nets that we remember fondly as children is expressed with deep silk cotton.

We applied a Japanese timber construction method.
The chair is made with a joint called “Tsugite & Shikuchi”.
It is possible to have various forms evolve depending on the combination.

We work by cutting out parts from one piece of timber with a 5 "sun" angle, one of the standard dimensions of Japanese wooden structures.
This lighting equipment helps us to enjoy indirect light without involving shade.

While keeping the form of a traditional Japanese cup, we have optimized its use for coffee, tea and green tea.
Each cup has a different size and thickness and makes for a tastier drink.

Sitting on the floor and lying down on the floor. Tatami best describes the relationship with the floor and this Japanese lifestyle.
Tatami has material characteristics which best fit our bodies to support such a life.
This is a work that has been mimicked into furniture to fit this characteristic in modern life.

The scent released from Japanese sake and its smooth flavor. Makes you want to pour another glass and enjoy the taste again.
It was made based on an old traditional drinking vessel, from more than 50 kinds of woods rich in individuality. It has the freshness of just being finished. Kaorimasu a "scented square" is available.

Eat, touch, smell and enjoy. Japanese traditional "kumiko" technology (assembling wood without using nails) is used, and the wood is cut carefully one by one into blocks in the "kumiko" form by the hands of craftsmen, then it is finely scraped keeping the charm of the bark. It is only 0.5mm, like a sheet of Japanese paper. The texture, color and smell all help to show the food to its advantage.
This piece shows the Japanese "omotenashi" spirit helping this enjoyable meal time to remain in your memory.