Japanese Crafts Co., Ltd. was established to sell precious Japanese traditional crafts to the world in order to contribute to the active development of the Japanese craft industry. We have visited hundreds of craft-related companies all over Japan, including kilns and manufacturers, and have been enlightened by the craftsmen’s valuable stories. One of the most impressive revelations we encountered was the deep commitment of the artisans and manufacturers to the production process, the products’ relevance to history, their originality and ingenuity, and their refined delicacy and exceptional beauty.

However, at the same time, we also felt that this wonderfulness has not been sufficiently transmitted to the world market. Hence,we have decided to embark on the in-house purchase business development and sales of these products for both the domestic and overseas markets, focusing mainly on E-Commerce (EC).

Likewise, we are also greatly challenged to cultivate a new strategy of connecting new customers with superior quality products.

Through the dynamic propagation of Japanese crafts, our company is able to nurture a successful business of communicating the essence of product value and creating a new stage of manufacturing local goods in the pursuit of making Japan a country that will be always be proud of its rich heritage.

With this aspiration in mind, Japanese Crafts Co., Ltd. is profoundly devoted to exert the utmost effort to attain its goals.

We appreciate your continued support.

Japanese Crafts Co., Ltd.

We aim to understand the core of Japanese crafts—the craftsmanship techniques, strict commitment to manufacturing methods, sense of spirituality, and historical background—and distribute the products worldwide. We disseminate this knowledge and experience to everyone around the world who love Japanese craft.

The design depicts the Japanese kanji character“工” meaning craft. The red color illustrates the meaning of prayer for regeneration of life,“Gin shu”(vermilioncolor). In the olden days, the symbol was associated with the image of a“continuing Japan”, and was particularly evident in festivals during the Yayoi period.

After studying at Sichuan University in China, graduated from Tokyo University of Science in 1996. Joined Yaohan Japan. Participated in the start-up Attackers Business School for Entrepreneur. Worked as a buying manager in charge of interior, miscellaneous goods, and crafts-related products of the Home Category at Amazon Japan. Set up new accounts of more than 1,000 companies. In 2016, established Japanese Crafts Co., Ltd. as founder and president. Currently, Teaching Assistant, MBA Planning,SBI Graduate University. Presently partner of Freude Co, Ltd., a consulting company featuring support for new business development. Co-authored,"Successful New Business Development" Training Manual.

Graduated from the University of the Philippines, (Interior Design department). After studying Computer Graphic Design at University of California,Berkeley in the USA, graduated from Osaka University of Foreign Studies (Japanese Language Department) and Kyoto Institute of Technology (Product Design / Design Management MSc course). After working for McKinsey & Company Japan, she has been working as editor, writerand layout designer.Authored books: "Takumi: L'artisanal traditionnel du Japon" (Traditional Japanese Crafts)and "La déco des jeunes japonais" (Decorative Interiors by Young Japanese).

Designer. After graduating from high school,went to Spain. After learning Spanish, worked at El Corte Inglés, one of the largest department stores in Spain, and engaged in the buyer's business. At the Barcelona Olympics and Paralympics,supported the Japanese national team as a multilingual staff. After returning to Japan, established a design company in 1998. Focusing on the concept of "design for connecting", currently leads numerous projects, such as CI reorganization of national universities and listed furniture companies, from the viewpoint of influencing the business model.

Studied in Canada after graduating from high school. Learned programming, focusing on WEB site construction and EC construction During the early stage of ASP, was engaged in numerous WEB-related work as programmer and project manager, including engaging in overseas ASP servicesin Japan, cross-border EC, and WEB-IRareas. Presently, independent freelancer specializing in the construction and operationof several projects.

Raised by flower arrangement and tea ceremony instructor’s grandmother, and calligraphers’parents, acquired extensive skills in craftwork, such as bamboo work, ceramics, glass,and folk art. In graduate school, studied comparative culture (influence on social phenomenain Edo literature). Conducted a number of interviews, such as with Mr. Kakiemon, 13th generation, from planning to editing, with the policy of "telling stories about the back ground of people and things as letters". Writer, editor, and planner who loves glassblowing craft. Lives in Kumamoto.