Material : Stainless Steel

Material : Stainless Steel

Material : wood

Material : wood

Material : Ceramic

GOLD COLOR DESIGN Very popular among foreigners in Southeast Asia Comes packaged in wrapping paper, making it a great souvenir Made in Japan

5 pcs per product

Material: Stainless

Material : Stainless Steel

Material : Stainless Steel

Material : Stainless Steel

Material : Stainless Steel

Solar Powered Bouncy Doll

Solar Powered Bouncy Doll

Sakura has always symbolized beauty in fleeting moments—reminding us to appreciate calm, detail, and meaning. SAKURA 桜 / 櫻 – CAP captures that philosophy through delicate embroidery and thoughtful design. Its visual character aligns with Japanese embroidery streetwear and cultural casual style trends, where traditional elements are reimagined in a modern form. Designed as an everyday essential, this cap goes beyond functionality and becomes a style statement. The comfortable cotton material combined with refined sakura embroidery creates an elegant yet understated look—perfect for casual outings, relaxed walks, or daily urban...

Material : Wood

Material : Ceramic

The word Kamikaze (神風) means divine wind—a symbol of determination, courage, and moving forward without hesitation. KAMIKAZE 神風 – CAP channels that spirit into a bold, character-driven design. Japanese-inspired embroidery combined with a solid black base aligns perfectly with Japanese military streetwear and bold graphic headwear trends that emphasize strong identity. Designed as more than just an accessory, this cap becomes a statement. Its classic silhouette with iconic visual elements makes it easy to style for streetwear, motor culture, or everyday casual looks. Crafted from comfortable cotton, it remains light...

Talking doll Material :  Standard Japan Quality  

豆Samurai warriors, when they went out, wore their sword and/or dagger on the left side of theirbody. Well-trained warriors could hold the sheath by left hand, pull out the sword by right hand,and slash at their enemy all in the blink of an eye. Therefore, if a samurai sat in a room andplaced his sword on the tatami mat just to his left, it was regarded as a sign of his readiness toattack the other person sharing the place. So it used to be good manners for samurai warriors toput...