This holiday season we are happily helping many of our customers celebrate the holiday season! Our site has been rather busy as people...

A long time customer of ours really upped her kitsuke game with a single simply addition to her wardrobe: a kitsune mask. We were fortune...

Join us on Oct 16th @ 7pm for a free public lecture about traditional Japanese kimono, and a dressing demonstration. Topics covered in...

What is urushi? Within the context of Japanese textiles it is a technique used to decorate kimono, haori, and more. This decorative...

Our website has been busy, and buzzing with activity. The behind the scenes of our company is equally busy, as we attend to our customers...

We have some really exciting new to share! We have finished securing a new warehouse on the west coast! That is right! We have a new...

We recently added a new katsura wig to our online kimono store! This wig is interesting, as most people are use to seeing only the bridal...

Guess what I just ordered 100+ bottles of?! THE NEW LIMITED EDITION PINK HALLOWEEN PEPSI! This drink is limited to Japan, and is out for...

The hakata design is fairly wide spread, and found commonly on obi and date jime worn by any gender as casual attire. The hakata design...

As our online kimono store has grown and we take on more shows to sell at, we are struggling to find a rhythm for shipping our online...

It has been a very busy week for us here! A large selection of inventory just arrived from Japan, and we are trying our best to work our...

Holy cheese and crackers folks, we have a -lot- of obi in stock at the moment, 251 obi to be exacty. The majority of these obi are...

This past weekend we were excited to be a part of the Michigan Renaissance Festival in Holly, Michigan. We were honored to be their first...

We are excited to be an official vendor of the Michigan Renaissance Festival this weekend! This particular Festival is located in Holly,...

We were pretty busy today and added to our website over 20 new listings of obi. These obi range from formal fukuro obi, to more casual...