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Planning a trip to Japan this spring? Winter is almost over, and Kyoto is slowly welcoming warmer days.Spring is just around the corner 🌷 We’ve...
🌿 KUTSUROGI SUPPORT! 🌿 This year has brought many unexpected challenges—rising material costs, higher customs and duties, and increasing international shipping fees.We know this isn’t...
Mother’s Day is approaching—have you decided how you’ll show your appreciation this year? If you're looking for a gift that’s thoughtful, beautiful, and a little...
Dear Valued Customers, Thank you so much for visiting Takaokaya's Online Store! We want to share a quick update with you regarding some exciting improvements...
Dear Customer, Thank you for your continued support of Takaokaya. We are writing to provide the most recent information regarding international shipping, which has changed...
Dear Customer, Thank you very much for your continued support of Takaokaya. Due to the current global situation, we would like to share an important...
A not-so-usual Christmas tale of a gift of love from the heart, customization and Japanese craftsmanship.
Greetings to all Kutsurogi Friends! This is Karen, the newest addition to Team Takaokaya. Alongside Nanako-san, I’ll be helping fans of Kutsurogi (the Japanese Art...
A Meaningful Gift for A Dear Friend “Thank you for being there and looking out for Mariko while she is pursuing her studies in the...
Meditation may look simple from the outside, but anyone who has tried sitting in one spot for a while knows that comfort makes a big...
In a world where beds dominate bedrooms across cultures, the Japanese futon stands as a testament to a different approach to comfort and sleep. Takaokaya...
The Ojami Cushion and Cojami Pillow are some of the best-selling products in Takaokaya's collection. Our beloved customers have shared their experience on how they...
"Work Hard. Eat Well. Play Often" - that's the motto of the Takaoka team global. And we hope to share with everyone how we are...
The Setsubun (節分) Festival or also known as the Bean-Throwing Festival, is a celebration that is held in Japan every year. The word Setsubun (節分) can directly be translated...
September 16th(Mon), we have “Respect for the Aged Day”, “Keirou no hi (敬老の日）” in Japanese. This day is always on the third Monday of September...