Bring kimono style into your daily life
There is a certain softness that belongs only to spring — gentle light, quiet warmth, and colors that feel fresh without being bold. This Kimono Up-cycled Jacket captures that mood…
Timeless Kimono, Everyday Grace
There is a certain softness that belongs only to spring — gentle light, quiet warmth, and colors that feel fresh without being bold. This Kimono Up-cycled Jacket captures that mood…
For Tokita Kobo, this festival is always special. It brings together tea lovers, families, cultural enthusiasts, and those who simply enjoy the calming ritual of Japanese tea. And every year,…
Looking for a relaxing, creative weekend activity for you and your family? Join Tokita Kobo’s Kimono-Inspired Vase Cover Workshop, where everyday jars and bottles transform into beautiful home décor pieces…
Craft markets are full of energy—friendly faces, creative displays, and one-of-a-kind items everywhere you look. But not every moment is busy. So, what are we doing behind the booth when…
Japanese summers are beautiful—but also hot, humid, and intense. Especially in July and August, temperatures often soar above 35°C, with high humidity that makes it feel even hotter (Feels like…
If you’re a lover of traditional Japanese fashion or sustainable vintage style, Asakusa (浅草) is worth to find them besides sightseeing—it’s a haven for secondhand kimono shopping. Known for its…
For fabric lovers, DIY creators, and fashion designers, there’s no place in Japan quite like Nippori Fabric Town (日暮里繊維街). Tucked away in Tokyo’s Arakawa Ward, this historic district is a…
Tsumami Zaiku is a traditional Japanese craft that transforms small squares of fabric—usually silk—into intricate floral motifs and decorative ornaments. With a technique as delicate as the name suggests (tsumami…
The first time of attending to HandMade Market 2025 as a vendor. It was really hot and strong windy day but it was fun! I headed out from Toronto at…
In an age where sustainable living is more important than ever, it’s inspiring to look at traditional practices that have always prioritized reusability and minimal waste. One beautiful example from…