These umbrellas are used to welcome guests to the restaurant. The pure white umbrellas have beautiful black lettering.

Restaurant "Kadowaki"

Kyoto Kitcho, a high-class restaurant with its main store in Arashiyama, Kyoto, has long been a customer of our umbrellas when welcoming and seeing off customers. Additionally, our umbrellas have been well received by restaurants and inns that purchase them, who say that they exude a sophisticated atmosphere despite their simplicity.

Restaurant "Kyoto Kitcho"

We were asked by friends of Kentan Horibe to make a commemorative item to celebrate their relocation from Gion, Kyoto. The umbrellas are used to welcome customers who come to enjoy Kentan Horibe's delicious seasonal cuisine.

"Kentan Horibe"

I was given the opportunity to create a Japanese umbrella using washi paper with Franck Muller's Byzantine numerals on it, and it turned out to be a wonderful piece that was a perfect collaboration between Japanese and Western elements. The Japanese umbrellas, which were placed as objet d'art in the exhibition hall, brightened up the venue along with Franck Muller watches, and were deeply impressed by the fusion of modern design and traditional Japanese culture.

Frank Muller Exhibition

This is a Snow Peak limited edition snake-eye umbrella with a subtle logo. With a slender frame and a refined appearance, snake-eye umbrellas have been highly valued as lucky charms, especially in wedding gifts, as they fan out when open. The frame is made entirely from natural materials, such as bamboo, wood, and thread, and the washi paper is carefully stretched over each and every piece by hand. The washi paper is treated with vegetable oil to give it a water-repellent finish, making it suitable for use as a rain umbrella. It is a lightweight Japanese umbrella.

Snow Peak Land Station Kyoto Arashiyama

A lovely couple came to our store, wanting a strong-looking umbrella, and we recommended our original brand umbrella "Kiwami" in scarlet. They also requested that the name of their favorite wrestler, "Enho", be printed in large cursive script on the umbrella, wishing him good luck in the future. They then sent us a lovely photo of them holding the finished umbrella.

To celebrate the promotion of a sumo wrestler