The website dealing with “really good things” created by Japanese craftsmen has been renewed.

2022.03.11

“TAKUMI TOKYO” is a company that was established to be a bridge that delivers reliable technology and thoughts from “people who make” to “people who use”.
The website & EC site was reopened on March 1, 2022 (Tuesday).
The “reading material” content that conveys the feelings of craftsmen = TAKUMI will be enriched and reborn as an easier-to-use website.
Crowdfunding for overseas will start on February 21 (Monday), and we will deliver the splendor of Japanese manufacturing both inside and outside Japan.

An example of products handled

-RIN-
Incense and incense burners that can be used as relaxing items before going to bed or near reading with the concept of “designing a space with scent”

Price example: Various incense (3 types): 3,520 yen ~
Incense stand (Rin, incense burner): 14,927 yen ~

-HAORI KOIKUCHI-
<Banshu Ori / Squeeze & Gradation Dyeing>
A Koikuchi shirt made from [Banshu-ori] cotton fabric, which is famous for yarn-dyed fabrics.
It is created by combining two different dyeing techniques, which are the high techniques of a long-established dyeing factory.

price: Shirt (29,700 yen and up)
Pants (35,200 yen and up)

"TAKUMI TOKYO" Creative Director

Masami Tanaka
Born in Tokyo in 1986.

“I want to deliver an exciting and prosperous life”

In 2011, he went to Europe alone with the aim of becoming a leather craftsman.
After returning to Japan, he opened an apparel shop with a friend in Tokyo and worked on everything from design to sewing.
After that, while facing his manufacturing, he wanted to express what he wanted to do more strongly and became independent.
In 2017, we launched “TAKUMI TOKYO” in order to embody “manufacturing that is close to our daily lives” and to deliver “exciting and prosperous living” through our products.

Incense developed with Tokyo-Grasse (left image) and creative director Masami Tanaka

Crowdfunding

At the crowdfunding “Kickstarter” that started in the United States in 2009, we are accepting support (purchase) for the “Rin” brand for a limited time of 60 days.

>Click here for the link to the project

Support period: February 21st (Monday) -April 22nd (Friday), 2022

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