Timeless Kimono, Everyday Grace
Otsukimi: Japan’s Beautiful Moon-Viewing Tradition What is Otsukimi? Otsukimi means “Moon Viewing.” 十五夜 (Jūgoya) refers to the traditional Japanese celebration of the full moon, observed on the 15th night of…
In the rich tapestry of Japanese design, few patterns are as iconic and enduring as Seigaiha (青海波), which translates to “blue ocean waves.” This stunning motif captures the beauty and…
A Happy New Year! 今年もよろしくお願いいたします。 In Japan, New Year’s (お正月, Oshōgatsu) is the most important holiday of the year. Unlike Western countries that celebrate with fireworks and parties, Japan’s New…
In this project, Japanese artisans created the design, woven, and dyed expressing 207 countires’ and regions’ traditions longing for peaceful coexistence. What a beautiful project this is! This Kimono Project…
Spring in Japan is not just about cherry blossoms—it is also the season of new beginnings. As the school year starts in April, families across the country prepare for one…
Tokita Kobo released the interesting Kimono accessories. Kimono bolo ties are mixed with Native American Culture respectfully.
We completed sewing the masks for donation at the last Sunday. And we already brought them to Michael Garron Hospital Hopefully, we can help for whoever people suffering from COVID-19.…
Seasonal greeting from Tokita Kobo. Thank you for supporting us always. We hope we can see more in 2020. New schedule is coming up soon!!
Hello everyone! We have started the card payment from now on! We accept contactless debit cards ad devices with INTERAC Flash at one flat rate. We have to charge 10…
Kimono clothing has been used for long time period. Some times are used in festive occasion, others are used on daily basis. Here is one of the festive occasion showing…