Currently, our products are decorated for Tango no Sekku, a festival for newborn boys that prays for their good health and growth. We are also expanding our workshops, which utilize our manufacturing techniques for armor and helmet decorations and Kyo armor, for interior decorations for events other than Tango no Sekku, and we are working to promote Kyo armor and the meaning of Tango no Sekku decorations (such as prayers for growth, protection, and good fortune), as well as to expand their use as gifts. In collaboration with Kyoto’s traditional industries, we have created decorations using Kitayama cedar, moss balls (Ichimatsu, Kitayama Tokan-en), and fragrances (Kazusa) that can be enjoyed not only visually but also through the sense of smell, adding even more soothing qualities to the decorations.
We sell items made of armor parts and introduce Japanese culture and the techniques of Kyo armor.