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To date, 11 series of our products have won the Good Design Award, which is an award judged comprehensively for products that improve peoples’ everyday lives and society through design.

We have 8 types of domestic rush tatami mats available.
You can choose from a limited number of high-quality tatami mats that won the Minister of Agriculture and Forestry Award, to inexpensive domestic tatami mats for rental houses and properties, depending on your preference.

Master: The best in Japan both in name and reality. It is truly a national treasure.
Yokozuna: This is a masterpiece of tatami mats that are selected by local wholesalers using strict screening criteria and created using outstanding weaving techniques.
Ozeki: We use only the delicious parts of the wide range of handsome brands carefully selected by local wholesalers.
Sekiwake: This is a tatami mat carefully selected by a local wholesaler.
Komusubi: A tatami surface made of slightly short rushes woven tightly together.
Checkered pattern: This tatami surface is woven in a checkered pattern using natural domestic rushes.
Maegashira: A safe and secure domestic tatami mat woven from cotton thread.
Juryo: Uses short rushes woven with cotton thread. There is some color unevenness in appearance.

Kodama Project is the initiative to connect upstream-mountain people with downstream-town people, bringing together local resources and people through goods and materials. We plan, develop, and sell furniture, architecture, food, sundries, materials, and experiences that make use of locally-sourced natural materials.
The Kodama Base shown in the photo is a movable hut that can be transported by truck and installed in the space for a single car without the need for a construction permit. It is built using Tono cedar and Tono cypress for its structural, exterior, and interior timbers, plywood, and laminated timbers, all of which are sourced from the upstream area of the Higashi-Shirakawa Village in Gifu Prefecture. The basic model has nothing inside. The floor is solid cypress wood and the walls are soft plywood, so users can add shelves and customize it as they see fit. Equipped with insulation, installing a single air conditioner provides a comfortable place to be.

The OUROBOROS CLIP is a convenient item that allows you to easily clip items that are difficult to store, such as gloves and hats that are frequently put on and taken off during outdoor activities. Can also be used to hang lanterns and lights, or to secure tents and tarps. This product was successfully raised through crowdfunding.
There is also ``OUROBOROS CLIP Oboro (phosphorescent type)'' which uses 100% resin recycled from scrap materials and retains the same performance while adding the convenience of glowing in the dark.


・Wide grip opening of 10mm or more. It can securely hold thick objects such as caps and gloves.
・Load capacity 25kg. Uses high-strength resin that is also used in bulletproof glass and has excellent impact resistance and weather resistance.
・Purely made in Japan. Only domestically produced parts and materials are used.

"setneck" is a true home chiropractic product developed through trial and error in response to requests from patients who get treated at osteopathic clinics. Therapists use their fingers in directly treating the affected area. The neck is a particularly delicate part of the human body that is extremely difficult to treat without many years of training, study, and practice. The setneck design faithfully mimics the form of the therapist's hands during neck treatments.

This event is held every April and November at Nagoya Higashibetsuin (Shinshu Otani-ha Nagoya Betsuin) and Nishibetsuin (Honganji Nagoya Betsuin).
More than 100 shops from all over the country will be gathered here, selling not only domestic antiques, but also antiques and vintage items from around the world, such as the United States and Europe, as well as retro items from the Showa Heisei era to used clothing.
Since its inception in 2017, in the 10th year, it has progressed to charging fees and has succeeded in monetizing the service.
Currently, the number of visitors exceeds 10,000, and since its 15th year, the event has grown into a community development event that has taken over the entire temple town.