TAKUMINOHAKO
Slow Made in Japan

Takumi-no-hako
Crafted slowly, sincerely, in Japan

Where time moves gently — and every piece carries the touch of human hands.

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Crafted in Japan

What “Slow Made” means

In a world that moves too fast, we choose to create slowly. Every piece is handmade by Japanese artisans — from indigo-dyed fabrics to kimono remakes and delicate jewelry.

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Hands at Work — Weekly Artisan Showcase

AyuBeads

Beaded accessories pop-up
[AyuBeads]

October 08(Thu) - 13(Tue)

These original accessories combine beads such as glass and natural stones with various materials like buttons, ribbons, kimono fabrics, and feathers. They feature colorful, three-dimensional designs created using traditional fishing line weaving techniques, a method perfected through self-study.

Ishii

Kimono remake pop-up
[Ishii]

October 15(Thu) - 20(Tue)

I remake kimonos into women's and men's clothing, accessories, and interior goods, and we also handle products that evoke a sense of traditional Japanese aesthetics.

Irodori Koubou Coconico

Hand-painted and stencil-dyed flowers and animals pop-up
[Irodori Koubou Coconico]

October 22(Thu) - 27(Tue)

I introduce lifestyle goods that feature lively depictions of flowers and animals on leather goods, bags, and clothing, created using stencil dyeing and painting techniques.

Weekly Artisans

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Just a 10-minute walk from Akihabara Station.

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Stories Behind the Craft

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The Story Behind Japanese Indigo

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Why We Remake Kimono

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How Slow Fashion Inspires Travelers

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