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A not-so-usual Christmas tale of a gift of love from the heart, customization and Japanese craftsmanship.
The idea of transforming vintage, pre-loved garments into contemporary home décor is extremely meaningful because not only does it offer a fresh take on both fashion and...
With Father's Day just around the corner on Sunday, June 16th, are you still searching for the perfect gift for your Dad? Look no further because...
Spring has arrived at Takaokaya and is here to stay all year long! Introducing our Sakura embroidery, which is now available to add on to...
As part of an exciting lineup of events for Takaokaya’s inaugural Spring Kutsurogi Festival, we are thrilled to present Second Life - Series 8. This...
We have an ongoing annual tradition at Takaokaya, where we will hold a one-day special in-store promotion event every six months to show appreciation to...
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...
After the first week of training, we proceeded next to the second week which will be focusing on the stuffing and finishing part of the...
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...
Have you ever heard of a traditional Japanese futon used as a mattress topped? Unlike a normal Japanese futon that is used on the floor, this traditional...
"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...