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About Wagasa
The background and culture behind the wagasa making that Hiyoshiya has long cherished.
About Lighting
The features, handling methods, and ways to enjoy Hiyoshiya’s lighting.
Living with Wagasa
Bringing Kyoto wagasa and lighting that inherits the DNA of wagasa into everyday life.
Product Development Stories
The thoughts behind Hiyoshiya’s craftsmanship and the background of its product development.
A Journey Where Artisans Meet Artisans
Behind the scenes with artisans across Japan whom Kotaro Nishibori has encountered and connected with.
The ultimate relaxation born from 100 years of sleep science | Yuma Juge, Daito Shingu Kogyo (Bedding Store)
Blossoming Glaze: Serendipity in Kyo-Yaki Ceramics|Kumagai Sō Shōten – Takayoshi Kumagai
Connecting, Preserving, and Sharing Furoshiki: Reviving Kyoto’s Textile Tradition with KOTONOWA | Maruwa Shogyo Toshiharu Hayashi〈Furoshiki Bag〉
The Art and Craft of Japanese Washi | Shogado Yasuhiro Matsuo〈Washi Products〉
Yuzen Carving Mastery Meets Innovation in Light|Takeshi Nishimura〈Kyoto Yuzen Carving〉
The Story of the Samurai Armor Bag, Born from Kyoto Doll Precision|Second-Generation Master Craftsman Gensho Miyake〈Kyoto Dolls〉
Kyoto Ceramics Loved by Sen no Rikyū | Daigo Kiln・Shimakahei〈Raku ware〉
Draped in Light: Kyoto Gold and Silver Threads|Terashima Hotaro Shoten, Daigo Terashima
Sustainable Japanese Bamboo for Everyday Living|Takematsu Shoten, Toshiyuki Kawabata
Shaping Kyoto’s Breeze: The Craft of Uchiwa Fans|Shiomi Fan Co. Ltd.・Yoshikatsu Akita〈Kyoto Uchiwa〉
Unfolding Kyoto’s Scenery and Fragrance with a Kyō Sensu Fan|Onishi Tsune Shoten, Hisao Onishi〈Kyō Sensu〉
Draped in Tango Chirimen: Lightweight Texture and Dimension from “Karami Weave”|Yasuda Orimono・Shoji Yasuda〈Tango Chirimen〉
The Sea’s Light Woven with Shells: Raden Textiles|Tamiya Raden・Kyoji Tamiya〈Tango Silk Crepe〉
Expanding the Possibilities of Natural Wood: The World of Veneer|Mori Craft・Hiroyuki Mori 〈Wood Veneer〉
Handcrafted Pottery from Shigaraki, One of the Six Ancient Kilns|Unzanyo・Teruyuki Nishio〈Shigaraki Ware〉
A Story of Gentle Salt Revived with the Sea|Ryujin no Shio Workshop・Masaaki Murakami 〈Suo-Oshima Sea Salt〉
四千年の歴史を織る、現代に息づく美術織物|清原織物・清原 聖司〈つづれ織り〉
“Sasasa”: Innovative Washed Cotton with Versatile Uses|Takeda Sarashi・Shinichi Takeda 〈fabric -Wazarashi〉
Living with Water: Sustainable Craftsmanship of Senshu Towels|Osaka Towel Industrial Association〈Senshu Towels〉
Weaving the Spirit of KISEN into Daily Life with Copper|Yotsukawa Seisakusho・KISEN〈Takaoka Copperware〉
Edo Colors Reimagined: Tokyo’s Traditional Chusen Dyeing|Marukyu Shoten・MISAKO SAITO〈Tokyo Chusen Dyeing〉
Gentle Tableware for Everyday Life|Sukoshiya・Ayumu Matsuda〈Tobe ware〉
Handcrafted Lacquerware to Treasure Every Touch|Yamamoto Seikodo, Kenji Yamamoto 〈Wajima lacquerware〉
Purifying the space, calming the mind. A moment of tranquility created by Sahari Orin. | Nanjo Kobo, Kazuya Nanjo 〈Sahari Orin〉
Tradition is Continuing Innovation – Shaping the Future of Japanese Umbrellas | Hiyoshiya, Kotaro Nishibori 〈Kyo-Wagasa〉
Installation of Lighting Fixtures - Information For Overseas Customers
How to Use and Care for Your Wagasa (Japanese Umbrella)
Rainy Day Outing
Moments of Tranquility Brought by the Tradition of Kyo Wagasa
Life with a Traditional Japanese Umbrella