日吉屋

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日吉屋 Company Profile
Tradition is a continuous innovation.
Our core business is the manufacturing and sales of Kyoto umbrellas and lanterns, established in the late Edo period. Since 2007, we have been developing and selling Japanese-style lighting that utilizes the structure of traditional umbrellas. We specialize in custom Japanese-style lighting and have numerous production achievements that leverage techniques for processing washi paper and bamboo. Recently, we have initiated a project titled "Japan Design Lighting and Interior," which involves custom coordination of Japanese design architectural materials. This project aims to utilize traditional crafts as new materials for Japanese design, in response to the growing expectations for designs based on Japan's cultural background and aesthetics. Specifically, we consult on projects and propose custom materials using our "traditional crafts" scheme. In this way, our company pursues the authentic form of Japan that can be incorporated into modern times, based on the philosophy that "tradition is a continuous innovation."

Business Activities
【Products】 ■ Kyoto-style umbrella manufacturing ■ Japanese-style lighting manufacturing, planning, and custom orders ■ Lantern manufacturing and custom orders ■ Custom coordination of craft-style architectural materials
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Detailed information
Company name | 日吉屋 |
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number of employees | 11 |
Contact address | postalcode 602-0072 Kyoto/ Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto-shi/ 546 Dodocho, Higashirurukawa, Teranouchi StreetView on map TEL:075-441-6644 FAX:075-441-6645 |
Key Partners | Urasenke, Omotesenke, Tanco Center Calm Co., famous shrines and temples nationwide, traditional performing arts and festival preservation societies in various regions, Kyoto State Guest House, Takashimaya, Mitsukoshi Isetan, Daimaru Matsuzakaya, Matsuya, Kyoto Industrial Promotion Center Co., Kyoto Prefecture, Kyoto City, and many others. |
Industry | Building materials, supplies and fixtures manufacturers |
