Parasols and dancing umbrellas
Tsujikura's Japanese parasol
"En"
It takes many craftsmen to make a single Japanese umbrella, including making the framework, creating the parts called rokuro that connect the framework, and making the washi paper.Then, the craftsmen at Tsujikura finish it into a single Japanese umbrella.
Japanese umbrellas are made through the bonds between people, and these bonds are passed on to our customers and to the next generation.
Tsujikura's Japanese parasol was named "En", which means "edge".
"En" is used not only as a parasol, but also as a Japanese interior decoration and as a dance umbrella, and is extremely versatile.
We are proud to deliver Tsujikura's carefully crafted Japanese parasol, "En."
*It is not waterproof so it cannot be used as an umbrella.
Purely domestic raw materials, manufactured in Japan
Kurotani Washi (Japanese paper), Intangible Cultural Asset of Kyoto Prefecture
Washi with leaves made from real leaves
Japanese parasol with soft light passing through Japanese paper
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Higasa (Japanese parasol)
Higasa (Japanese parasol)
Higasa (Japanese parasol)
Higasa (Japanese parasol)
Higasa (Japanese parasol)
Higasa (Japanese parasol)
Higasa (Japanese parasol)
Higasa (Japanese parasol)
Higasa (Japanese parasol)
Higasa (Japanese parasol)
Higasa (Japanese parasol)
Higasa (Japanese parasol)
Tsujikura's Gift
Tsujikura's Japanese umbrellas are popular gifts for loved ones, as well as souvenirs and presents for people overseas.
We will deliver your order carefully in special gift packaging.
Tsujikura's original box and wrapping paper
The umbrella will be wrapped in black wrapping paper in an original presentation box made especially for Japanese umbrellas. We have stuck to a simple packaging that brings out the color of the Japanese umbrella and creates a sense of joy when you open the box.
Free Japanese pattern umbrella bag
All customers who order a Japanese umbrella will receive a complimentary umbrella bag with a Japanese design made especially for the umbrella.
Each Japanese pattern has its own auspicious meaning. For example, the Seigaiha pattern represents the wish that a peaceful life will continue forever, like the calm waves of the ocean.
*The patterns shown in the image are only a part of the product. Please note that you cannot choose the pattern.
Personalization (up to 6 characters ¥550)
For Kyoto maiko and geiko, we will engrave the name of the product before delivering it to you.
We will hand engrave your name if you wish.
-To make it even more special and exclusive to you.-
Gift wrapping paper (free upon request)
A traditional Japanese noshi paper used when giving gifts.
Tsujikura will prepare it for customers who request it.
The best moment when a Japanese umbrella can help you celebrate
