Our Mino Washi Japanese Paper     

Honminoshi Japanese paper is made by hand one sheet at a time from mulberry fibers. With a 1300-year history, the many complicated processes of this traditional technique, from preparing the raw materials to spreading the fibers, pressing them, hand-making the paper, and drying it in the sun, are important cultural heritage. This led to the process being registered as UNESCO intangible cultural heritage in November 2014. There are currently very few craftsmen capable of making Honminoshi Japanese paper. They use techniques such as repeatedly rocking the tray back and forth and spreading out the fibers to produce thin, strong paper. Their techniques can be seen reproduced in machine paper-making of Mino Washi Japanese paper.

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Born in the city of Mino, the Mino Washi Japanese paper village Mino city, the Mino Washi Japanese paper village, is known for "Honminoshi Japanese Paper," which has been registered with UNESCO as intangible cultural heritage.

With concept “Present Heart of Japan”, we will continue to produce kawaii (cute) paper goods that Present Heart of Japan and are needed in the modern era!

                                         Our Maneki Neko

 The maneki-neko (literally "beckoning cat") is a common Japanese figurine (lucky charm, talisman) which is often believed to bring good luckto the owner. In today’s Japan, Maneki Neko is frequently found sitting near the entrance of shops. Shop owners put it there wishing for prosperity in business.

Our paper mache Maneki Neko with cute design, VERY POPULAR !!!

Our Specialty Products:

Maneki neko is not individual cat but gathers 5 pieces for FAMILY MANEKI NEKO.

Perfectly fit for Japanese paper of souvenirs, gifts or decoration for interior room.

Whatever purpose you use, Wherever you place no doubt that our maneki neko also make much attention

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