Funagata Bag by Kazumi Takigawa
Being made of waxed cotton and dyed with recycled materials such as coffee and tea, she produces each piece by herself. She's been working mainly for gallery and

Sometimes I take mending orders from my customers and would like to show you one example, which I recently took.

Japanese classic animation film, Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, made based on the Manga series illustrated by Miyao Hayazaki in 1984.

Last Monday, I visited Phytodor, which produces EM sana cosmetic products. It was such a wonderful meeting and also excursion alongside Vierwaldstättersee.

Prof. Higa, the discoverer of EM and the founder of EMRO Japan, appears in the documentary program "Low Tech on the High Seas," aired on the French/German TV station ARTE. The purpose of this program is to sail around the world on the catamaran "Nomade des mers" to find ingenious low-tech solutions to the world's problems. In Okinawa, they came to learn "Bokashi composting" from Prof. Higa.

Unexceptional exquisite work by Takehito Ichikawa has finally arrived. Each wood have an history and character, and his work makes them speak by themselves and regain the lives in other form as dry flower vases.

Recently I heard an interesting story from Emro Japan. The company Shabondama Soap did a small test: they melted this EM Shabondama Soap in a container filled with the water taken from a river and their standard soap in another container. As a result, the number of planktons and

Recently I decided to have skin care products such as Shampoo and conditioner in my store, that are based on Japanese EM technology and produced in Switzerland. I have been using them for a couple of months and am very satisfied with the result, so I decided to have them in my store.

I am very delighted to announce you that I, as Onoda, together with Zurich-based Swiss design Studio, Bienvenue Studios, developed a premium towel collection.
Being produced by Shinto Towel in Osaka, with whom I have been working last two years, these towels achieved

Kishu Binchotan Charcoal is made of Ubamegashi (academic name: Quercus phillyraeoides).
Trees of Ubamegashi inhabits in Southwest of Japan, where the prefecture Wakayama is located. In Wakayama,