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

Red velvet

Coin accessories
[Red velvet]

April 16(Thu) - 21(Tue)

The coins are carved with a jigsaw to create accessories.

Tomoe Kobo

Urushi & Cashew Accessories
[Tomoe Kobo]

April 23(Thu) - 29(Wed)

Tomoe Kobo, located in Nerima-ku, Tokyo, creates accessories using lacquer and cashew resin. Recently, aiming to create items that are both enjoyable to use and beautiful to look at, they have expanded their production into new genres such as sake vessels.

AISHO

Larimer Accessories event
[AISHO]

April 30 (Thu) - May 6 (Wed)

Larimer is a rare stone calculated by the small island Dominican Republic floating in the Caribbean Sea. It's popular as a stone of healing. He handmade accessories with sensibilities unique to young artisans using carefully selected larimers.

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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